STARTECH PXT101NB3S 6 ft 3-Slot Laptop Power Cord
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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Replacement DC power jack harness cable for Dell XPS 12 models 9Q33 and 9Q23
This replacement AC DC power jack harness cable fits Dell XPS 12 models 9Q33 and 9Q23. It matches part numbers NVR98 and CN-0NVR98. The cable restores the DC-in connection when the original jack fails or becomes loose.
The harness plugs directly into the motherboard header without soldering. Installers must remove the base cover and disconnect the battery before fitting the new jack. Builders needing a full AC adapter brick or a different barrel-tip size cannot use this part.
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After fitting the jack harness cable, power on the laptop and verify the battery indicator shows charging and the system runs without switching to battery power.
The package includes the DC30100OK00 jack harness plug-in cable (part NVR98 CN-0NVR98) only; the AC adapter brick and wall plug are not included and must be supplied separately.
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