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‎12-08-2020 04:43 AM - edited ‎12-13-2020 08:55 AM

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Product: HP Elite x2 1012 g2 (1MT20UA)

Hello

This question is for HP Engineers.

I broke the ZIF FFC connector for touch screen on the side of the system board on my HP Elite X2 1012 G2 (MB: 923771-601)

I look to replace it, can you please give the sprecifications/references of this connector?

On the board, it marked like CN9001.

Dear moderators who are employees of HP, can you please forward this message for someone who can know the specifications of this connector? Thank you.

Here some images:

 

Connector in the good shape - photos from Internet

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Connector with the cover which i brokeConnector with the cover which i broke

 


Connector in the shape.jpg

Broken connector

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ZoomedZoomed

With rule - it 's 0.5 mm connectorWith rule - it 's 0.5 mm connector

 

 

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