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Ruth's sister internal power cable for Dell XPS13 9343 9350 9360 9365

SKU CH-6HQP-AEKN8

Replacement touchpad sensor module for Dell XPS 13 models 9343, 9350, 9360 and 9365

  • Genuine Dell replacement restores touchpad function
  • Compatible with XPS 13 models 9343 9350 9360 9365
  • New condition ensures reliable sensor performance
  • Direct-fit part numbers CN-0P6CK7 0JP4PR P6CK7 JP4PR

Internal sensor module for Dell XPS 13

This internal sensor module replaces the touchpad assembly in Dell XPS 13 models 9343, 9350, 9360 and 9365. It matches part numbers CN-0P6CK7 and 0JP4PR for direct compatibility. The component restores full touchpad and sensor function on supported notebooks.

Replacement for a failed or damaged touchpad sensor

The module is intended for technicians repairing a faulty sensor or cracked pad on the listed XPS 13 units. It does not add features absent from the original design and is not suited for other laptop families or external peripherals.

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Questions about this item

Does the CN-0P6CK7 touchpad module fit the Dell XPS 13 9360 chassis?

Yes, the module is listed for the 9343, 9350, 9360 and 9365 models, so it matches the 9360 palm-rest mounting points.

Which connector must be seated first when installing the sensor module?

Align the flat-flex cable with the ZIF socket on the motherboard, flip the locking bar down, then secure the module screws; skipping the bar lock causes intermittent touchpad failure.

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