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Small green circuit board with a silver power button switch

DELL

DELL XPS 15 L501X L502X Power Button Circuit Board

SKU CH-BFRB-7E2K2

Replacement power button circuit board for Dell XPS 15 L501X and L502X models

  • Genuine Dell OEM part for XPS 15 L501X and L502X models
  • Powers the laptop on and off via the integrated switch circuit board
  • Direct replacement for a faulty or damaged power button board
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first use

Genuine Dell XPS 15 Power Button Board

This genuine Dell circuit board carries the power on/off switch for XPS 15 models L501X and L502X. It restores the ability to start and shut down the laptop when the original switch fails. The part is supplied new and matches the OEM design used in those systems.

Replaces a Faulty or Damaged Switch Board

Install this board when the existing power button no longer responds or works intermittently. The repair is worthwhile if the laptop otherwise functions and the issue is isolated to the switch assembly. It is not for buyers needing a different connector layout or a board for another Dell series.

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Price $6.99
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Specifications

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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

Does the power button board fit both the XPS 15 L501X and L502X models?

Yes, this circuit board is listed as compatible with both the XPS 15 L501X and L502X laptops.

What is the correct way to connect the board's cable to the motherboard header?

Align the ribbon cable connector with the motherboard socket and press straight down until it clicks; forcing it at an angle bends the pins.

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