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Flat orange ribbon cable with connectors at both ends

DELL

DELL XPS L322X Data Board Ribbon Cable G76R0

SKU CH-X2NT-APR28

Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the I/O board to the motherboard in XPS 13 L322X laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable compatibility with XPS 13 L322X
  • Connects I/O board to motherboard restoring data-board function
  • Dell part number G76R0 matches factory specification exactly
  • New ribbon cable includes only the cable for precise replacement

Genuine Dell OEM Ribbon Cable G76R0

This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the I/O board to the motherboard in compatible XPS laptops. It carries Dell part number G76R0 and is supplied as a new component. The part is built to Dell specifications for the XPS L322X platform.

Replaces a damaged or faulty data board flex cable

This cable replaces a torn, corroded or loose original flex that causes port failures or intermittent connections. The repair is worth it when the laptop powers on but USB, audio or video ports stop working. It is not for owners of other XPS models or different ultrabook series.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures reliable compatibility with XPS 13 L322X
  • Connects I/O board to motherboard restoring data-board function
  • Dell part number G76R0 matches factory specification exactly
  • New ribbon cable includes only the cable for precise replacement

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

Will this G76R0 ribbon cable fit inside the XPS 13 L322X chassis without modification?

Yes, it is a genuine Dell OEM part made for the XPS 13 L322X and matches the original routing and connector pitch exactly.

Which connector should be seated first when installing this cable between the I/O board and the motherboard?

Connect the motherboard end first, then the I/O board end; reversing the order often twists the flexible tail and prevents the latch from closing fully.

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