DELL 492-BBWX 45W power adapter accessory with 4.5mm to 7.4mm dongle
- Accessory Kit
- Notebook
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Replaces the power button and cable in Dell Precision M4800 laptops
This replacement part restores the power switch function on Dell Precision M4800 laptops. The cable assembly connects the button board to the mainboard. It is supplied new and matches the original OEM design. Installation requires disassembly of the laptop chassis.
This cable suits technicians repairing a Precision M4800 that will not power on due to a damaged button flex. It is not for users of other Dell models or different laptop brands. Buyers needing a complete palm-rest assembly or motherboard should look elsewhere.
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The package contains the power button board cable with part numbers VAQ10, LS-9772P, QAR00 POWER CABLE and DC02001FJ00. No extra mounting hardware or tools are included.
All listed part numbers VAQ10, LS-9772P, QAR00 POWER CABLE and DC02001FJ00 refer to the same cable for the Precision M4800; any will fit.
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