DELL 492-BBWX 45W power adapter accessory with 4.5mm to 7.4mm dongle
- Accessory Kit
- Notebook
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Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the power button board on Precision 7560 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the power button board on Precision 7560 laptops. It carries Dell part number 3X0FJ and alternate references GDB55 and NBX0002SD00. The part is supplied new and matches the component shown in the product images.
Installing this cable restores the connection between the power button board and the mainboard. It is intended for technicians or owners repairing a Precision 7560 where the original cable is damaged or missing. Buyers needing a different laptop part or a complete button assembly will not find it here.
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The cable is a passive part with no moving contacts and no specified service interval; it is replaced only if damaged during a repair.
The mechanical switch on the power button board wears before the 3X0FJ ribbon cable, which carries only a low-current signal.
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