Dell Inspiron N5010 Power Button Board
Rs. 1,950
Available on order, usually 1 to 3 working days
Power Button Board for the Dell Inspiron N5010. Price Rs. 1,950 at NN Laptops, Hafeez Center, Lahore.
- 30-day warranty
- Fitting available at our Hafeez Center repair desk
Part details
| Part type | Power Button Board |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dell |
| Fits | Dell Inspiron N5010 |
| SKU | NP-E20315AC |
What this part does
This is the power button, and on many models a small board or flex cable behind it. Pressing it sends a signal to the motherboard to start the laptop. Some switches also include the indicator light or fingerprint reader.
Signs you need a new one
- Pressing the power button does nothing, or only works after several tries.
- The button is stuck, loose or stays pressed in.
- The laptop starts only when you press hard at one spot.
- The power light does not come on, but the charger works.
Check this before you order
- Check whether it is just the button, a small board, or a board with a cable.
- Count the pins on the plug and check the cable length.
- Look at the button position on your laptop, for example on the keyboard side or on a hinge.
- Match the model, as many boards look similar but have different pinouts.
Fitting: Moderate
The board is often under the keyboard or the palm-rest. Disconnect the battery first and keep the flex cable straight when seating the connector.
Other parts for Dell Inspiron N5010
| Part | Price |
|---|---|
| Dell Inspiron N5010 D Cover (Bottom Base) (Black) | Rs. 2,870 |
| Dell Inspiron N5010 Cooling Fan | Rs. 1,730 |
| Dell Inspiron N5010 Hinges | Rs. 1,650 |
| Dell Inspiron N5010 Speaker Set | Rs. 1,440 |
| Dell Inspiron N5010 HDD Connector | Rs. 1,140 |
| Dell Inspiron N5010 Keyboard (US Black Frame Without Backlit) | Rs. 2,470 |
Common questions
My laptop will not start. Is it the switch?
It might be. A dead charger, drained battery or board fault can look the same. Test charging and the power light first.
Can I start the laptop without the switch?
A technician can sometimes bridge the contact, but this is a temporary workaround.
Do I need to open the whole laptop?
That depends on the model. Some have the board under a small cover, others need the upper case lifted.