DELL 492-BBWX 45W power adapter accessory with 4.5mm to 7.4mm dongle
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Replacement power button board cable for Dell Precision M4600 laptops, 15-inch form factor
This replacement cable integrates the power button and its wiring for the Dell Precision M4600 laptop. It restores the front-panel switching function when the original ribbon or connector fails. The part matches the 15-inch chassis layout used in this mobile workstation series.
The cable uses a model-specific pin-out that only fits the Precision M4600 mainboard header. Builders working on other Dell Precision generations or different 15-inch models cannot reuse this assembly. Buyers who need a universal power-switch harness or a cable for a newer chassis will find this part incompatible.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The cable is made for the Dell Precision M4600 laptop and matches the 15 inch chassis layout.
It identifies the 15 inch screen size of the Precision M4600 so the cable length and connector placement line up with that chassis.
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