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Genuine Dell OEM 17.3" CCFL LCD ribbon cable for Alienware M17x, part T557R
This is a genuine Dell original equipment manufacturer replacement part for the Alienware M17x gaming laptop. It carries the Dell part number T557R and is designed for the 17.3 inch CCFL LCD screen assembly. The cable has been tested and is guaranteed to work perfectly.
This ribbon cable suits technicians and owners repairing the CCFL backlit panel in the specific Alienware M17x model. It is not for laptops using LED backlighting, different screen sizes, or other Dell and Alienware series. Buyers needing a cable for a different chassis or connector layout should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product type | Laptop-computer-replacement-parts |
The T557R is a genuine Dell OEM replacement for the 17.3" CCFL LCD panel in Alienware M17x models.
No, it is built for CCFL backlight panels only and will not work with LED screens in the Alienware M17x.
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