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Flat ribbon cable with connectors on each end, new condition

DELL

DELL Inspiron 7501 Daughter IO Board Cable NHYMF accessory

SKU CH-WMCP-48VCN

Genuine Dell OEM cable linking the Inspiron 7501 right-side IO board to the motherboard

  • Genuine Dell OEM replacement part
  • Connects right-side I/O board to motherboard
  • Designed specifically for Inspiron 7501 laptops
  • Dell part number NHYMF ensures exact fit

Genuine Dell OEM IO board cable for Inspiron 7501

This genuine Dell OEM cable connects the right side IO board to the motherboard inside the Inspiron 7501 laptop. It carries Dell part number NHYMF and alternate reference 450.0KG01.0011. The part is supplied new and matches the component pictured by the supplier.

Restores original port connectivity for compatible

Replacing a damaged or missing cable restores the factory link between the daughter IO board and the mainboard, returning the designed port layout to working order. The accessory is specific to the Inspiron 7501 model and is not intended for other Dell families or third-party notebooks.

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Price $5.99
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Specifications

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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

Will the NHYMF cable need periodic replacement like a battery?

No, this cable is a passive interconnect with no consumable elements, so it only needs attention if physical damage occurs.

What fails first on the NHYMF cable during continuous laptop operation?

The limiting factor is mechanical stress at the connector ends; sustained flexing or vibration can fatigue the solder joints before the conductors themselves degrade.

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