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DELL Latitude E6520 Keyboard Ribbon Cable CPWRK accessory

SKU CH-RH5B-PSBTT

Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the keyboard assembly to the motherboard on Latitude E6520 laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable keyboard connectivity
  • Connects keyboard assembly to motherboard for Latitude E6520
  • Exact match for Dell part number CPWRK
  • Direct replacement ribbon cable for Latitude E6520 laptops

Dell Latitude E6520 Keyboard Ribbon Cable CPWRK

This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the keyboard assembly to the motherboard in a Latitude E6520 laptop. It is a new replacement part for a damaged or worn original cable. The part number is CPWRK.

Replaces a faulty keyboard flex cable

Install this cable when the original ribbon is torn, creased or causing intermittent keystrokes. The repair is only worth it if the laptop chassis and motherboard are otherwise functional. Buyers needing a different keyboard layout or a cable for another Latitude model cannot use this part.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable keyboard connectivity
  • Connects keyboard assembly to motherboard for Latitude E6520
  • Exact match for Dell part number CPWRK
  • Direct replacement ribbon cable for Latitude E6520 laptops

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

Does this CPWRK ribbon cable fit the Dell Latitude E6520 keyboard assembly?

Yes, the CPWRK part is the genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable designed to connect the keyboard assembly to the motherboard in the Latitude E6520.

How is the keyboard ribbon cable installed in the Latitude E6520, and what step is often missed?

Remove the keyboard bezel, disconnect the old cable from the motherboard ZIF connector, insert the new CPWRK cable fully into the connector, and lock the retaining flap — skipping the flap lock causes intermittent key failure.

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