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Black square case fan assembly for PowerEdge R220 and R230 servers

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Ruth's sister R220 R230 Assembly Fan case fan

SKU CH-7WRX-D6PP8

A replacement cooling fan assembly for PowerEdge R220 and R230 servers

  • Designed for PowerEdge R220 and R230 servers
  • Assembly includes PGDYY and CMG7V part numbers
  • Direct replacement for 0CMG7V and 0PGDYY fans
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance

Dell PowerEdge R220 and R230 assembly fan

This replacement cooling fan is built for the Dell PowerEdge R220 and R230 server chassis. It fits the original PGDYY and CMG7V part numbers used in those systems. The unit is a direct mechanical match for the factory assembly. It serves administrators maintaining 1U rackmount servers in production or lab environments.

Single-fan airflow for standard server loads

The fan delivers the airflow specified for the stock R220 and R230 thermal design. It handles typical CPU and chipset heat loads in a properly populated chassis. Thermal headroom diminishes if high-wattage processors or dense memory configurations exceed the platform base specification. The assembly does not support redundant fan trays or hot-swap operation.

Highlights

  • Designed for PowerEdge R220 and R230 servers
  • Assembly includes PGDYY and CMG7V part numbers
  • Direct replacement for 0CMG7V and 0PGDYY fans
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this fan fit the existing fan mounting points in my PowerEdge R220 server?

The fan is built for the PowerEdge R220 and R230 chassis, so it aligns with the original mounting holes and screw pattern used in those systems.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly after I install it?

Check the iDRAC or BIOS hardware monitor; both will report the fan RPM and status once the server powers on.

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