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Flat orange ribbon cable with connectors at both ends

DELL

DELL Latitude E6330 13.3 LCD Video Ribbon Cable HVGF5

SKU CH-2R1G-T3QSW

A genuine Dell OEM replacement ribbon cable for the Latitude E6330 13.3 LED LCD screen

  • Typelaptop-computer-replacement-parts
  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit for Latitude E6330
  • Replaces damaged 13.3 inch LCD video ribbon cable reliably
  • Dell part number HVGF5 guarantees correct component identification
  • Compatible exclusively with Latitude E6330 models for precise repair

Genuine Dell LCD ribbon cable for Latitude E6330

This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable carries the video signal between the motherboard and the 13.3 LED LCD panel inside a Latitude E6330. It is a direct replacement for the original Dell part number HVGF5 and arrives new in the exact form shown.

Restores display function when the original flex

Fitting this cable replaces a cracked or worn flex that causes flickering lines, blank screens or backlight loss. The part is specific to the Latitude E6330 and does not fit other Dell models or screen sizes.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit for Latitude E6330
  • Replaces damaged 13.3 inch LCD video ribbon cable reliably
  • Dell part number HVGF5 guarantees correct component identification
  • Compatible exclusively with Latitude E6330 models for precise repair

Specifications

BrandDell
Typelaptop-computer-replacement-parts

Questions about this item

Does the HVGF5 ribbon cable wear out and need periodic replacement?

The cable is a passive flex assembly with no moving parts; it only requires replacement if the ribbon is kinked, the connector pins are bent, or the insulation is damaged during a screen swap.

What fails first on the HVGF5 cable when the laptop lid is opened and closed repeatedly?

The copper traces inside the ribbon fatigue at the hinge fold, causing intermittent video artefacts or a blank screen before the connector itself loosens.

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