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DELL Inspiron 14 (3459) USB Audio IO Circuit Board 0GCD7 laptop replacement part

SKU CH-EB1J-K9EYF

Replaces the USB and audio port circuit board on a Dell Inspiron 14 (3459)

  • ProcessorLaptop-computer-replacement-parts
  • Genuine Dell OEM replacement part for reliable repairs
  • Houses USB and audio ports on one board
  • Direct fit for Inspiron 14 3459 models
  • Part number 0GCD7 matches original specification

Genuine Dell OEM IO Circuit Board 0GCD7

This genuine Dell OEM IO circuit board, part number 0GCD7, provides the USB and audio ports for the Inspiron 14 (3459). It connects directly to the laptop motherboard to restore external connectivity. The component is supplied new and matches the part shown in the product images. ||

For Inspiron 14 (3459) port repair

This part suits owners of the Inspiron 14 (3459) who need to replace a damaged USB or audio interface. It is not suitable for other Dell models or for laptops requiring a different port layout or board revision. Buyers without the 3459 chassis should look elsewhere.

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Price $7.99
Cheaper than about 93% of the 1,151 comparable items (median $33.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Processor
ProcessorLaptop-computer-replacement-parts

Questions about this item

Does this IO board fit the Inspiron 14 (3459) chassis without modification?

Yes, it is the direct replacement for the Inspiron 14 (3459) and aligns with the original mounting points.

What is the common mistake when installing the 0GCD7 board?

Forgetting to reconnect the flexible ribbon cable to the motherboard before securing the board screws.

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