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Flat orange ribbon cable with black connectors for Dell Precision 7530 power button

DELL

DELL Precision 7530 Power Button Ribbon Cable Y48T7

SKU CH-TPWK-WX6H4

Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the power button board on Precision 7530 laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable power button function
  • Connects the power button board on Precision 7530 laptops
  • Part number Y48T7 matches original equipment specifications
  • Direct replacement for DAP10 and NBX0002AA00 cables

Dell Precision 7530 Power Button Ribbon Cable Y48T7

This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the power button board on Precision 7530 laptops. It replaces a damaged or faulty cable to restore reliable power-on function. The part is supplied new and matches the original factory specification. Buyers repairing other Dell models or needing a full button assembly will not find a fit here.

Genuine OEM Y48T7 cable restores power button

The cable carries the signal from the power button to the motherboard without any additional electronics. Installation requires disassembly of the Precision 7530 chassis to access the button board connector. No software, drivers or extra hardware are included in the package. Technicians without board-level repair experience should seek professional assistance.

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Price $3.99
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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

Will the Y48T7 ribbon cable need periodic replacement or maintenance?

The cable is a passive flex circuit with no moving parts; it only requires replacement if the connector latch breaks or the ribbon tears during a repair.

What is the first failure point when the power button is pressed repeatedly?

The zero-insertion-force connector latch on the board side typically fatigues before the ribbon itself, causing intermittent contact.

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