GinTai DC Jack Cable KD4T9 0KD4T9 DC30100UD00 DC30100UH00 for Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5551 5552 5555 5566 5557 5558 5559 P51F/14 5458 5459 5455 5452 P64G/ Vostro 3458 3558 3559 P65G 3559 17 5755 5758

Perfect fit in my Inspiron 15 5100 laptop that had a broken charge port. I no longer get the error "cannot recognize charging cable, it may be under powered and cannot charge your battery". The cord is a little longer than the original but its better to be too long than too short! Took me maybe 15 minutes to take the bottom cover off and install this item. Very pleased at how well it works.

A friend requested my help replacing the Power Port on her personal laptop. I was able to locate the replacement DC Power Port on Amazon, it was fairly price (comparable to other online vendors). I chose to purchase on Amazon to take advantage of the Two-Day Prime Shipping. No other online vendor was able to get this part to me in less than one week. Once I received it, it took approximately 5 minutes to install, I re-installed all of the remaining parts that I needed to remove in order to install this part, tested it by powering on the laptop and connecting the charger. It worked great on the first try!The part itself is good quality - I installed this part approximately 1.5 years ago (03/2019) and it still working fine to this day! If you have experience installing power ports, this is a simple installation - if you have never replaced a power port on a laptop before, I would recommend looking "Replacing DC Power Port (Brand Name & Model) Laptop" on YouTube. There is a good chance you will locate a tutorial for the installation that you need.

Dell doesn't make it easy to work on their laptops.

So far everything looks good. I have to install to see how it performs. Great price, next day shipping!

I looked on different sites for a replacement jack and they were quite pricey. My Dell is Inspiron 15-5552. My port to insert my charger would not hold the plug. I was really disappointed to go through this with a laptop that I paid approx $700 for 2 years ago this past month. I use this laptop daily for school and personal so its not like I am "over using" it. I called a certified Dell laptop repair shop and they wanted $125 to just come out (covid) to look at it and that cost would go towards the repair "if" they found an issue. Hello? The port won't hold the plug.I read online that this is a common issue with this model. My boyfriend is pretty good with computers so he said he just watched a you tube video that walked him through installing the jack replacement part and now my computer works great!!I couldn't really show pictures once installed. You cant see it but you can see in these pictures the packaging and size.I would not hesitate to buy. $5.30 cost, a you tube video and a little patience and now a working Dell laptop. Other option Dell repair service...possibly out a couple of hundred dollars.

Perfect replacement for my Dell Inspiron 5559. I took photos when taking my laptop apart to guide me in putting it back together. There are some videos online which make the installation easier. The hardest part is keeping all the screws organized to mark sure you reinstall the correct screws during the reassembly. There are a lot of screws to remove during this install and they come in different sizes. It is very easy to get the screws mixed up so make sure you organize them in the order you disassemble the laptop. This replacement jack works great.

Bestbuy wanted over $300 to replace this port thinking it needed a new motherboard. Here I was able to replace it for only $7. NOTE: Search for a good video on replacing it (like the Parts-People who make excellent repair videos) so you can see anything you need to be careful about when replacing it.So this port was smashed by the user when they jammed a headset jack into the power port hard enough to destroy the inside of the power port. Replacing it was quite a few screws and not for the faint of heart. You have to be careful with the plastic connectors and cable connectors to be sure you don't damage them or you could damage the laptop worse than it already is. If you are not comfortable with this have a professional replace it for you. Since it isn't the motherboard, and the part is only $7, it shouldn't be a very expensive replacement maybe $100-$125 for labor depending on who you hire.

My laptop would no longer charge when plugged in. I replaced the power cable and that didn't fix the problem. For my laptop, there is a lot of disassembly required to get to this part. I'm sure someone that does this type of work all the time can do it much quicker than me. I probably spent about 2-3 hours on disassembly and reassembly. Once I got to this part, switching it out was very easy. This part solved my problem. Dell really should put 90 degree jacks on their power cables. That way if the cable was bumped, it is less likely to damage the power port.