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07-28-2024 12:41 PM
You might be able to.
They seem to look the same and both have 4 wires.
You would just have to hope the connector is the same size.
The fan part number for the G6 is 925012-001.
HP 250 G6 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide
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HP 15-BW Series Laptop Heatsink & 4-Pin CPU Fan Cooler 925012-001 | 925020-001 | | eBay
The fan part number for the G4 is 813946-001.
HP Notebook PC (Intel)HP 250 G4 Notebook PCHP 256 G4 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide
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For HP 15-ay000 15-ay100 Series Laptop 813946-001 CPU Cooling Fan | eBay
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