DELL 492-BBWX 45W power adapter accessory with 4.5mm to 7.4mm dongle
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Genuine Dell OEM cable connecting the battery to the motherboard on Alienware m15 R3 laptops
This is the cable that connects the system battery to the motherboard of the Dell Alienware m15 R3 laptop. It is a genuine Dell OEM part supplied new. You will receive exactly what is pictured. The Dell part number is 302J5.
This cable replaces the original FDQ51_BATTERY_CABLE DC02003OV00 when it is damaged or missing. The jump is worth it when the laptop will not power on or charge because the battery link has failed. It is not for other Alienware models or for buyers who need a complete battery assembly.
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The cable is designed for the Alienware m15 R3 chassis and connects the system battery directly to the motherboard.
Disconnect power, open the base, unplug the old cable from both the battery and motherboard headers, then seat the new cable firmly at both ends; the step often missed is reconnecting the motherboard-side connector before reassembly.
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