LeFix Replacement for DC in Power Jack Charging Port Socket Cable Dell XPS 15 9550 9560 9570 P56F Precision 5510 M5520 Series,64TM0 064TM0 AAM00 DC30100X300 DC30100X200

My several year old Dell XPS15 has had a loose connection on the charge cord for some time, but recently it stopped charging altogether. This is not my primary laptop but is still used as my travel computer and for some other tasks so I need to save it if possible. After researching, I found that this was a common problem with the 4.5mm plugs and that the jack was the problem. Great since the jack is much less expensive than an new charger cord. Item arrived today and took maybe ten minutes to install, worked perfectly, and now my computer has fully charged. I can't speak to the longevity since it was just installed, but as this is a problem with the OEM dell jack, it it lasts a few years it was well worth the cost.

Fixed my wobbly charging port that couldn't charge consistently. Pretty easy install as well on my 9550. Would recommend if you're having charging issues, and have verified that it's not the charger or battery itself.

After upgrading bios, drivers, resetting to bios then factory bios defaults, trying three different Dell 130 watt power supplies, and replacing the battery, I tried replacing the power connector with this. It worked for two weeks and I was happy, but then the same result. I ordered a power connector form Dell and they sent a refurbished part that didn't work, period, so I figure this part is at least as good as what you'll get from Dell at a similar price point, but you'll get the part quicker and it can be returned if it doesn't work. Don't waste your time buying this part from Dell. If this aftermarket part doesn't fix your problem, it's most likely the defective motherboard.Plenty of other people have had this issue. My XPS 9560 simply won't communicate with a stock 130 Watt DC power brick anymore over the center pin of the power connector. Even though your laptop won't run at full blast, you can still get some good out of it if you purchase a USB C charger that puts out at least 90 watts. Unfortunately the XPS 9560 won't pull more than 90 watts via USB C even if you plug in a 130 watt Dell USB C charger and it'll complain about it and run degraded, but it'll charge the battery and work if you don't wind it up. Still useful for browsing the web and such for the cost of a new power brick, but Dell builds disposable high end laptops it seems.

Able to fix computer with component. There is a tab on the power jack that was not OEM but you can remove a washer and use it to tether down the component thereby fixing an oem design issue.

Used this to repair my laptop, great fit, perfect quality, and my laptop now functions exactly like it used to thanks again

As advertised.

It worked for 1 week and then stopped working.

because they were all so cheap, (about $8 avg) I ordered at the same time, 4 different ones, to ensure, for sure at least one would be good to go and hopefully I'd have, after installing one, at least one if not 3, spares in the can.This one arrived first, so far, 4 days ahead of the other 3.The other reason for 4 was this power supply-connector & jack combo is clearly overly delicate and problematic. So having spares on hand seemed like a really good idea as I REALLY DO like the PC otherwise. I also have 2 spare power supplies already on hand in the event any future issue turns out to be in the P/S plug. SO FAR I'm able to keep the original parts working by scotch-taping the cord the back of the cover, applying just the right "tension" to the plug & jack. Failure to do this, and the 'charge' indication is usually not present, or if it is, is very likely to disconnect without warning.