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Your cart is empty. This is a genuine replacement direct current input jack with cable for Dell G15 5510 5520 series laptop.
The DC Jack uses an integrated flex cable to connect to the mainboard. The cable connects via 10-pin connector making it a plug and play replacement module, NO soldering is required.
Connector type: 9-Wire 10-Pin, Plug In
Cable overall length approx.: 8.9 cm / 3.50-inches
Compatible D P/N: 396D9, 0396D9, CN-0396D9, KXV2J, 0KXV2J, CN-0KXV2J
Manufacturer Part Number(s): DC301017D00, DC301017E00, DC301018H00, GDL56 DC IN CABLE
***** CAUTION *****: There are 3 different DC Jack cables for this series that are not interchangeable, DO NOT PURCHASING IF YOURS IS GLD55 (DC301017900, D P/N: 99V4H/099V4H).
Reference list of compatible with Dell Laptop models:
- G15 5510 series
- G15 5511 series
- G15 5515 series
- G15 5520 series
What's in the box:
1x GDL56 DC-IN Power Jack Cable
Pickle Rick
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
My daughter messed up the power port on her expensive Alienware laptop. This part fixed it and wasn't too hard to do myself, with magnifying eye ware of course lol.
Dalton
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
Was an exact match to the original product. Just a heads up, if you have an issue and had to buy this, there might be a chance you have to replace your power cord as well. That’s what happened in my case. Somehow it damaged the interior pin on my power supply. The power supply for this particular laptop ran me about $148. Another sidenote about the power supply, Dell has changed these power supplies so the wattage is higher. Don’t be worried about it as long as you matched up your laptop to the power supply on Dell’s website. Typically, you can look on your Dell order history and then click on your product and it should show you the current power supply that’s available for it. (Power supply only) Dell doesn’t have the receptacle port as a replacement part.
Rocky J. Wiggins
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023
Because it ended up being the power supply(thanks dell......) I removed and reinstalled this one a couple times to verify everything. It looks and functions exactly as OEM for install
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