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DELL OptiPlex 3240 3440 7440 SATA HDD ODD Power Cable 7RY9V accessory

SKU CH-KYAS-8HXD7

Genuine Dell SATA HDD and ODD power cable for OptiPlex 3240, 3440 and 7440 All-In-One desktops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part for reliable compatibility
  • SATA power cable connects HDD and optical drive
  • Fits OptiPlex 3240, 3440 and 7440 All-In-One desktops
  • Dell part number 7RY9V ensures exact replacement

Genuine Dell SATA HDD ODD power cable

This genuine Dell OEM cable connects a SATA hard drive or optical drive to the motherboard in compatible OptiPlex all-in-one desktops. It carries the Dell part number 7RY9V and is supplied new in the condition shown. The cable is built to Dell specifications for reliable power delivery inside the listed systems. ||

Replacement cable for OptiPlex 3240 3440 7440

The part replaces a damaged or missing SATA power cable in OptiPlex 3240, 3440 and 7440 all-in-one models. It is not suitable for desktops outside this specific all-in-one family or for drives that use a different power interface. Buyers who need a cable for a tower chassis or a different Dell series should look for the correct part number for that platform.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part for reliable compatibility
  • SATA power cable connects HDD and optical drive
  • Fits OptiPlex 3240, 3440 and 7440 All-In-One desktops
  • Dell part number 7RY9V ensures exact replacement

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

Does the 7RY9V cable fit inside the OptiPlex 3240 All-In-One chassis?

Yes, the cable is a genuine Dell OEM part designed for the OptiPlex 3240, 3440 and 7440 All-In-One desktops.

How do I connect the SATA power cable to the motherboard and drive, and what step is often missed?

Route the cable through the chassis clips, plug the motherboard header first, then attach the drive connector; the step often missed is securing the retention latch on the drive side.

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