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DELL JYT4K Touchpad Ribbon Cable Latitude 3490 Inspiron 3482
Genuine Dell OEM touchpad ribbon cable for Latitude 3490 and Inspiron 3482 laptops
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable touchpad connection
- Connects touchpad assembly on Latitude 3490 and Inspiron 3482
- Exact replacement for Dell part number JYT4K
- Compatible with Latitude 3490 notebooks
- Compatible with Inspiron 14 (3482) laptops
Genuine Dell OEM touchpad ribbon cable
This is a genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable that connects the touchpad assembly in compatible notebooks. It carries Dell part number JYT4K and alternate numbers DAL10_TP_FFC and NBX00029F00. The part is supplied new and matches the component shown in the product images.
Direct replacement restores factory touchpad
The cable fits Dell Latitude 3490 and Inspiron 14 (3482) models without modification. Installation uses the existing routing and connector, so no extra power draw or thermal load is introduced. Normal operation is silent and does not affect system thermals.
Exact-fit design removes guesswork during repair
Because the cable matches the original routing and connector, it eliminates alignment issues that generic flex cables can cause. The part includes only the ribbon cable itself; no tools, adhesives or software are bundled. Buyers needing a different length or pin count for another model will need a separate part number.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable touchpad connection
- Connects touchpad assembly on Latitude 3490 and Inspiron 3482
- Exact replacement for Dell part number JYT4K
- Compatible with Latitude 3490 notebooks
- Compatible with Inspiron 14 (3482) laptops
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the JYT4K ribbon cable routed inside the Latitude 3490 chassis?
The cable threads under the palm-rest, passes through the hinge well, and plugs into the touchpad board using the JYT4K connector; the step often missed is not folding the FFC flat before tightening the hinge screws.
When should the JYT4K cable be replaced in an Inspiron 14 3482?
Replace it if the touchpad becomes intermittent, registers ghost clicks, or the FFC shows crease marks near the hinge after repeated lid cycles.
What fails first on the JYT4K cable under daily open-close use?
The exposed flex section between the chassis and lid fatigues first, causing trace fractures that appear as erratic pointer movement.
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