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DELL Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 Black Fingerprint Reader Ribbon Cable GGN86 accessory
Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the fingerprint reader to the I/O board on Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 models
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
- Connects fingerprint reader to right-side IO board
- Designed specifically for Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 Black
- Manufacturer part number GGN86 for precise identification
- New condition guarantees reliable, out-of-box performance
Genuine Dell OEM fingerprint cable
This is a genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable designed for the Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 Black laptop. It connects the fingerprint reader junction board to the right side IO board. The part number is GGN86, also referenced as 450.0JY0E.0001. It is supplied new and matches the component shown in the product images.
Passive component with no power draw
As a passive ribbon cable, this accessory draws no power and generates no heat during normal operation. It produces no audible noise because it contains no moving parts or active electronics. Installation simply restores the electrical connection between the fingerprint sensor and the motherboard.
Reliable under continuous authentication use
The cable maintains signal integrity whenever the fingerprint reader is active, including repeated or prolonged authentication sessions. Its fixed routing inside the chassis protects it from flex fatigue during regular 2-in-1 mode changes. Durability matches the original factory specification for the Inspiron 7506 platform.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
- Connects fingerprint reader to right-side IO board
- Designed specifically for Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 Black
- Manufacturer part number GGN86 for precise identification
- New condition guarantees reliable, out-of-box performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the GGN86 ribbon cable in my Inspiron 7506 2-in-1?
Open the chassis, disconnect the old cable from the fingerprint reader junction board and right side IO board, route the new GGN86 cable along the same path, and press both connectors in until they click.
Will the fingerprint reader ribbon cable need replacement again later?
The GGN86 cable is a passive flex circuit with no moving parts; it only needs replacement if physically damaged or if the connector latch breaks during a future repair.
What fails first on the GGN86 cable under heavy daily use?
Repeated lid flexing stresses the thin conductors where the cable bends near the hinge, so conductor fatigue at that fold is the first reliability limit.
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