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Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the touchpad on Latitude 3420 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable carries the part number VNYRR and connects the touchpad assembly inside a Latitude 3420 laptop. It matches the original component shipped with the system and is supplied new in the condition shown.
The flex cable slots between the touchpad module and the mainboard using the existing connector, so no extra adapters or soldering are needed. Installers should verify the motherboard layout matches the 3420 design before ordering. Buyers needing a different length or pinout for another model cannot use this part.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The cable is a genuine Dell OEM part designed to match the original Latitude 3420 specification, so it handles the same flex cycles as the factory-installed ribbon.
As a passive flexible flat cable it carries only low-voltage touchpad signals and produces no measurable heat or electrical noise during continuous operation.
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