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Genuine Dell replacement ribbon cable for the Latitude E6330 13.3 display
This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable carries the video signal between the motherboard and the 13.3 inch LED display on a Latitude E6330 notebook. It replaces a damaged or faulty DC7JX cable to restore the internal screen connection. The part is supplied new and matches the original Dell specification. ||
Verify that the service tag or bottom label reads Latitude E6330 and that the panel is a 13.3 inch LED LCD before ordering. This cable is not compatible with other Latitude models or different screen sizes. Confirm the Dell part number DC7JX on the existing ribbon to ensure an exact match.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product type | Laptop-computer-replacement-parts |
The listing shows only the DC7JX ribbon cable itself; no brackets, screws or additional hardware are included.
Yes, Dell part number DC7JX is specified for the 13.3 Latitude E6330 LED LCD assembly.
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