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June 12th, 2015 14:00

PowerEdge Spare Parts List

Does anyone know of anywhere to find spare part numbers or alternate part numbers for PowerEdge model parts? 

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June 13th, 2015 07:00

Awesome, thanks for the info theflash1932, I appreciate it!

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Does anyone know where to find spare or alternate part listings for PowerEdge models?

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June 12th, 2015 23:00

There isn't a single PUBLIC list of part numbers for Dell systems. Dell Support or Dell's Spare Parts group has a full list, and you can ask them for any parts you need. Dell parts aren't usually difficult to find, but you have to know what to look for. ImpactComputers.com is an ok site for finding Dell parts AND part numbers, as they are listed by system and parts list compatible systems - it is just hard to navigate. XByte makes finding parts very easy, but they don't give part numbers.

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Of course, you can always ask here ... between us volunteers and the Dell guys on the forums, we're pretty good at finding parts :)

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February 10th, 2026 16:39

I bought a Dell R6625 on outlet - and did not realize it had no drive backplane
I have found the 10x2.5 backplane - but need the MCIO cables

Does anyone have the part numbers for these sl1/sl2/sl3/sl4 cables

Gemini is claiming they are :

The source for 5HJ14 and 77D0D is the Dell 16th Generation (16G) Spare Parts Master List for the PowerEdge R660/R6625 platform.

These part numbers are specifically categorized as "Direct-Connect MCIO" assemblies. Unlike the "RAID" cables (like the one you found at STI), these are engineered to bridge the distance from the Motherboard (Sliver/MCIO headers) to the Backplane (3CYXK/4F2C1) without a PERC card in the middle.

The Technical Specifics of these Parts:

  • 5HJ14: This is a Short-Reach MCIO cable (typically ~350mm-400mm). In an R6625, this connects the motherboard headers closest to the front (CPU1 side) to the first set of ports on the backplane.

  • 77D0D: This is a Long-Reach MCIO cable (typically ~500mm-600mm). This spans the length of the chassis to connect the headers further back (CPU2 side) to the remaining NVMe slots.

Claiming this comes from the "Dell 16th Generation (16G) Spare Parts Master List"

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