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  1. 06-30-2012, 05:30 AM #1
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    Default Danby Side Circulation Fan Replacement...

    The fan mounted to the right side wall of my Danby kegerator to circulate air was getting noisy so I pulled it. It's a Fengda 12v fan with what looks like a 4 pin connector size but only 2 pins of the 4 are used. Part number is FD6010D12MS...I can find the exact replacement on a few sites online but with shipping on top it's a little nuts.

    What I'm wondering is, are there any drop-in replacement fans that might be better and move a little more air that have the same connector type? I'd rather have one that plugs right in that have to try and solder the connector from this one onto another fan, I'm no good at it and I don't trust my work...

    Any suggestions would be most helpful, I can also supply a photo of the fan and connector if that might help too.

    Thanks all!
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  2. 07-03-2012, 08:41 PM #2
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    If you have a tower cooler, you don't need the original Danby fan. And if you don't have a tower cooler, this is as good as any of a time to get one.
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