DELL 492-BBWX 45W power adapter accessory with 4.5mm to 7.4mm dongle
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Connects the SD card reader board in Dell Precision 7560 laptops
Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the SD card reader board inside the Precision 7560 laptop. Part number 70FC3 matches the original component for direct replacement. Compatible alternative part numbers include GDB55, LF-K621P and DA30001KE10.
Install when the SD slot stops reading cards or the connection becomes intermittent after a drop or hinge repair. The jump is worth it only if diagnostics confirm the ribbon itself is faulty rather than the reader board or system board. Not for buyers who need a complete reader assembly or a different laptop model.
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Yes, this genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable is designed for the Precision 7560 SD card reader circuit board and carries part number 70FC3.
The cable must be routed under the motherboard tray before the SD card reader board is screwed down; skipping that route traps the connector.
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