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XPR8400 Replacement Fan

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SpugEddy

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I've searched high and low and can't seem to find a replacement fan
for my XPR8400. I've looked at the San Ace website and my part number,
9G1212P1G061 is no longer available. The original fan is 12vdc .83amp.
Imagine my frustration when I found a brand new fan, (the same exact size)
that would be perfect for my XPR, but it's 120vac.

Does anybody have any suggestions as to which fan would be best as a
replacement?
Original fan: San Ace 12vdc 0.83amp
Part Number: 9G1212P1G061
Size: 119mm x 38mm
Wiring: 4 wires with 2x2 square either ATX or EPS type connector (not sure which)
 
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Locally there’s a store [Marlin P Jones] that sells electronic goodies, & they have plenty of fans. A few times I try to match up a fan I have from their internet page. Trying to cross reference fan numbers never works. But 100% of the time, when I walk into the shop with my fan, the guy gives me the exact match. So bring your fan into the store.
 
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Not too long ago I was able to find the exact PN replacement new one on ebay shipped from China. You need to make sure the fan you get has the build in speed control (has 4 wires), otherwise it will be whooshing at full speed at all times. Extra noise, wear and tear plus dust will accumulate quickly inside the repeater. Been there done that.
 
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