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Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the touchpad assembly on Latitude E5270 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the touchpad assembly on compatible laptops. It is a new replacement part supplied exactly as pictured. The cable fits Dell Latitude E5270 notebooks. Part numbers ADM60 and NBX0001UB00 apply to this component.
This part suits owners or technicians replacing a damaged or faulty touchpad flex cable on the Latitude E5270. Buyers needing cables for other Dell models or different laptop brands should look elsewhere. It is not a complete touchpad module, only the ribbon interconnect.
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The ribbon cable is a passive flex circuit with no active components, so it produces no heat or audible noise while the Latitude E5270 runs all day.
You need a Dell Latitude E5270 chassis with the original touchpad assembly and motherboard connector intact; the cable simply bridges those two components.
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