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Genuine Dell OEM IO circuit board with SD card reader for G Series G3 3590 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM IO circuit board replaces the original daughterboard in compatible laptops. It provides an SD card reader slot and USB connectivity. Designed specifically for the G Series G3 3590 model. Part number KHGM9 ensures exact fitment.
This part suits technicians or owners replacing a damaged IO board on a G Series G3 3590 laptop. It restores the SD card reader and USB ports to factory function. Buyers with different Dell models or other laptop brands cannot use this board. It is not a standalone external card reader.
The DPN KHGM9 is the single specification that verifies this board matches your hardware. Cross-reference this number against your laptop service manual before ordering. No other part number guarantees the correct connector layout for the G3 3590. Using an incorrect board will prevent proper installation.
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| CPU Type | laptop-computer-replacement-parts |
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