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Replacement magnesium keyboard tray frame for Alienware M17xR2 laptops
This magnesium cover assembly replaces the keyboard tray frame on an Alienware M17xR2 laptop. It is a genuine Dell part carrying the number 3MJ0K. The component restores the structural integrity of the keyboard area. It is intended for owners of that specific model who need to repair a damaged or worn tray.
Verify that your laptop is the Alienware M17xR2 before purchasing this assembly. The part is not compatible with other Alienware 17 inch models or different generations. Confirm the Dell part number 3MJ0K matches the requirement in your service manual. Buyers who need parts for other chassis sizes or different manufacturers cannot use this item.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The assembly is the magnesium cover frame only; the keyboard, keys and any ribbon cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
Dell part number 3MJ0K is listed as the direct replacement for the Alienware M17xR2 with no alternative revisions noted.
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