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Connects the 14.1 WXGA LCD panel to the motherboard in Dell Latitude D620 laptops
This new Dell cable connects the 14.1 inch WXGA panel to the motherboard in a Latitude D620. It carries the video signal so the display can show an image. The part number is Kd101 and it weighs 5.1 grams. It is a direct fit for the specified model.
This cable only fits the 14.1 inch WXGA configuration of the Latitude D620. Buyers who need a cable for a different screen resolution, a different screen size or a different laptop series cannot use this part. The jump is worth it when the original ribbon cable in a D620 has failed and the exact replacement is required.
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The cable measures 1 inch in height, 1 inch in width, and 1 inch in length, weighing 5.1 units.
Route the cable through the hinge assembly, connect both ends to the motherboard and LCD panel, then secure the retaining clips; forgetting to latch the ZIF connectors causes display failure.
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