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DELL 3YWXK Switch Module for PowerEdge R610 Server

SKU CH-4DDF-6NSH0 MPN 3YWXK

Replacement system board for PowerEdge R610 servers, weighing 5.1 units

  • System board restores PowerEdge R610 operation
  • Dell 3YWXK part ensures exact compatibility
  • Refurbished unit delivers server-grade reliability
  • 1 weight supports standard rack installation

Server Board for PowerEdge R610

This Dell 3YWXK system board is designed specifically for the PowerEdge R610 server platform. It serves as the primary circuit board for the server chassis, providing the essential connectivity for processors, memory, and expansion components within that generation of hardware.

Spare or repair part for existing R610 units

This module suits IT teams maintaining or repairing a Dell PowerEdge R610 infrastructure where a direct replacement board is required. It is not suitable for builders assembling new servers, upgrading to newer platforms, or deploying hardware outside the R610 form factor and architecture.

Highlights

  • System board restores PowerEdge R610 operation
  • Dell 3YWXK part ensures exact compatibility
  • Refurbished unit delivers server-grade reliability
  • 1 weight supports standard rack installation

Specifications

BrandDELL
Shipping weight1.81 kg
Package size457 × 305 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

Will this 3YWXK system board fit into the existing chassis of my PowerEdge R610 server?

Yes, the 3YWXK is the direct replacement system board designed for the PowerEdge R610, so it mounts in the original chassis using the existing standoffs and connectors.

How can I confirm the 3YWXK board has initialised correctly after installation?

Power on the R610 and watch the LCD panel; it should display the normal POST sequence and end with a blue system ID light, indicating the board has passed self-test and is ready for configuration.

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