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DELL RY698 Front I/O Panel Assy 0RY698 XW059 R6187 WR796

SKU CH-EZBA-QN1G5

Front I/O panel assembly with USB and audio connectors for Optiplex 7xx systems

  • Front USB and audio access for Optiplex 7xx systems
  • Genuine Dell 0RY698 assembly ensures exact fit
  • Includes cable and WR796 sub-assembly for full connectivity
  • Replaces part numbers XW059 and R6187 directly

Dell Optiplex 7xx Front I/O Replacement

This new Dell RY698 front I/O panel assembly is designed for Optiplex 7xx desktop systems. It restores the front-facing USB and audio connections using the original cable assembly. The part arrives in new condition and matches the factory specification for these chassis.

Replaces damaged or missing USB-audio boards

The assembly swaps out a failed 0RY698 or XW059 board and includes the WR796 cable routing. It is worth fitting when the front ports no longer detect devices or the headphone jack produces no sound. Builders working on non-Optiplex cases or newer Dell models should verify compatibility before ordering.

Highlights

  • Front USB and audio access for Optiplex 7xx systems
  • Genuine Dell 0RY698 assembly ensures exact fit
  • Includes cable and WR796 sub-assembly for full connectivity
  • Replaces part numbers XW059 and R6187 directly

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

Will this front I/O panel assembly fit my Dell OptiPlex 7xx chassis?

The panel is built for Dell OptiPlex 7xx systems and includes the USB-audio board with cable assembly.

How do I install the RY698 panel, and what step is often missed?

Remove the front bezel, disconnect the old board, route the new cable through the chassis clips, then connect it to the motherboard header.

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