HP Pavilion DV6535ep power jack / USB module compatible part numbers

Hello,
My HP dv6535ep has recently started to turn off randomly. At the beginning I thought it was due to CPU/GPU temperature but then discovered that it was in fact the power jack that was getting very hot and that it melted partially. I fully disassembled the laptop and inspected the power jack / USB module and found no defects other than a carbonized soldering point corresponding to the +19V input line. I tested the power supply cable and the PCB board for short circuits, which there was any. I also tested the power supply which is working. Since the power supply cable tip significantly melted, I replaced it with a new cable and assembled the laptop again. However the problem persists, with the new power supply tip, the tip and connector gets instantaneously very hot once the laptop is turned on. The laptop does not even pass the BIOS POST, it shut downs right there. For the sake of completeness I must add that the power jack blue light is lit once I connect the power tip.
So in summary:
* After turning on the laptop, the DC power supply tip and jack connector get very very hot in a question of seconds (to the point of melting the tip if not disconnected immediately).
* The DC power jack light is lit after plugging the power in.
* The laptop often does not turn on at all and when it does, it shutdowns during BIOS POST.
* The power supply is working (I tested it) and the power supply cable and tip are working too (I replaced them with new parts).
So that led me to believe the power jack / USB board is defective and needs replacement and that is the reason I'm writing here in the first place. Would you be kind and provide the power jack / USB board part numbers which are compatible with my laptop? The part number of current (defective) power jack / USB board is
DDAT8APB3002907
I'm having trouble finding exact matches on surplus stores, where the best I got are DDAT8APB300XXXX, where the last four digits don't match. Are they compatible?
Hoping to hear from you,
Thank you,
- Angelo
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Partsurfer information:
446524-001 In stock
USB ports and power connector board - For 90-Watt AC adapter connection
RoHS: Modified
40.38
0.00
40.38
449454-001 In stock
USB ports and power connector board - For 65-Watt AC adapter connection
RoHS: Modified
40.38
0.00
40.38
You will have more luck finding it by the part numbers above. The price seems a little salty to me and you might have more luck on ebay or an online parts house.

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