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Genuine Dell 14" LCD ribbon cable JC027 replaces the display link on Alienware M14xR2 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable carries the video signal between the motherboard and the 14 inch LED panel of the Alienware M14xR2 laptop. It carries Dell part number JC027 and is supplied as a direct replacement for a damaged or faulty original cable.
The part suits anyone restoring video output on an Alienware M14xR2 after a hinge failure or cable fatigue. Buyers needing a cable for a different Dell model or a different screen size should look for the correct part number instead.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product type | Laptop-computer-replacement-parts |
Yes, it is built for the 14" LED LCD fitted to the Alienware M14xR2 and connects that panel to the motherboard.
No, the part is listed only for the Alienware M14xR2 and is not confirmed for earlier M14x versions.
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