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WiFi catcher switch board with cable for Latitude E6520 laptops
This Dell OEM circuit board replaces the WiFi Catcher switch assembly in a Latitude E6520 laptop. The part carries the PAL60 LS-6563P identifier and includes the attached cable. It restores the physical toggle that enables or disables the wireless radio on the chassis.
Technicians who need to replace a broken or missing WiFi toggle on a Latitude E6520 will use this board. Builders working on other Dell models or on non-Dell hardware cannot use it. Users looking for a complete wireless card or antenna kit should source those components separately.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | DELL |
Yes, the board comes with the cable attached, so no separate cable purchase is needed.
The PAL60 LS-6563P is listed as an alternate part number for the Latitude E6520 WiFi switch board.
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