DELL Latitude 3410 Ribbon Cable X9DKR USB SD Audio IO accessory
Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the USB, SD and audio I/O board to the motherboard for Latitude 3410 laptops
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
- Connects USB SD Audio IO board to motherboard
- Designed specifically for Latitude 3410 laptop
- Part number X9DKR matches Dell service documentation
- New condition ready for immediate installation
Genuine Dell OEM Ribbon Cable X9DKR
This is a genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable carrying the part number X9DKR. It connects the right-side USB, SD card and audio I/O board to the motherboard inside a Latitude 3410 laptop. The cable is supplied new and matches the component shown in the product images.
Fits Latitude 3410 only
The part is designed exclusively for the Dell Latitude 3410 and will not fit other Dell models or laptops from different brands. Repair technicians working on any other chassis should source the correct cable for that specific system.
Part number X9DKR confirms fit
The only specification that guarantees compatibility is the Dell part number X9DKR, which also cross-references to MKB_L14_USB_FFC and 450.0KA08.0031. Verify this number against your service manual or the cable currently installed before ordering.
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- Price $3.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
Questions about this item
How is the X9DKR ribbon cable installed in the Latitude 3410, and which step is often missed?
The cable connects the right-side USB, SD and audio I/O board to the motherboard; the step often missed is fully seating both ZIF connectors and locking the retention flaps before reassembly.
What maintenance or replacement will the X9DKR cable need over time?
The cable itself requires no scheduled maintenance; it is replaced only if the USB, SD or audio ports on the right side stop working due to flex damage or connector wear.
What limit appears first on the X9DKR cable during sustained use?
The first limit is mechanical fatigue of the flex circuit at the hinge area, which can cause intermittent USB, SD or audio connectivity after repeated lid cycles.
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