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NA DC Power Jack Socket Charging Port Alienware M16 R1 M18 R1 0TWY0C computer power cord

SKU CH-2RTH-S0N6C

Replacement DC power jack socket charging port compatible with Dell Alienware M16 R1 and M18 R1 models

  • TypeCharging Port
  • Direct replacement for Alienware M16 R1 and M18 R1
  • Matches part numbers 450.0RV0B.0021 and 0TWY0C exactly
  • Restores reliable charging through the DC power jack
  • Brand-new component ready for installation

Replacement Charging Port for Alienware M16 R1 M18

This new DC power jack socket replaces the original charging port on compatible Alienware laptops. It matches part numbers 450.0RV0B.0021 and 0TWY0C for a direct fit. The component restores reliable power delivery when the factory port fails.

Upgrade from a damaged or loose factory jack

Swapping the port is worthwhile when the original connector becomes intermittent or physically damaged. The replacement suits owners of the listed Alienware models who need to repair the charging circuit without replacing the entire motherboard. Builders requiring a different form factor or additional ports should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for Alienware M16 R1 and M18 R1
  • Matches part numbers 450.0RV0B.0021 and 0TWY0C exactly
  • Restores reliable charging through the DC power jack
  • Brand-new component ready for installation

Specifications

TypeCharging Port

Questions about this item

Will this charging port fit my Alienware M16 R1 or M18 R1?

Yes, it is a direct replacement for the 0TWY0C jack used in those models.

How do I install the DC jack and which step is often missed?

Remove the motherboard, desolder the old 0TWY0C socket, solder the new one, then reseat the board and reconnect the cable.

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