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Small green circuit board with a sliding switch, part number NY755

DELL

DELL Wi-Fi Catcher Switch Board NY755 for Inspiron 1525 1526

SKU CH-SWMH-Z6QVN

Genuine Dell OEM Wi-Fi Catcher switch board for Inspiron 1525 and 1526 laptops, cable not included

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
  • Restores Wi-Fi Catcher hardware switch function
  • Compatible with Inspiron 1525 and 1526 models
  • Cable not included, board only replacement

Genuine Dell Wi-Fi Catcher Switch Board NY755

This genuine Dell OEM Wi-Fi Catcher Switch Circuit Board carries part number NY755. It is built for the Inspiron 1525 and Inspiron 1526 laptop models. The component restores the hardware switch that toggles wireless radio power on those machines.

Cable not included in the package

The replacement board ships without the connecting cable. Buyers who need the ribbon cable must source it separately. Installers should confirm they have the correct cable before beginning the repair.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
  • Restores Wi-Fi Catcher hardware switch function
  • Compatible with Inspiron 1525 and 1526 models
  • Cable not included, board only replacement

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

Will the NY755 Wi-Fi Catcher switch board need periodic cleaning or replacement?

The NY755 is a mechanical switch board; dust or debris can affect the slider over time, so occasional compressed-air cleaning helps maintain reliable Wi-Fi toggling.

What fails first on the NY755 board during constant Wi-Fi on-off cycling?

The physical slider mechanism and its solder joints endure the most wear; repeated actuation will fatigue the switch contacts before the circuit traces degrade.

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