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Replacement palmrest with touchpad for Inspiron 1150 laptops, part F3534, includes reed switch, screws not supplied
This Dell OEM assembly includes the touchpad and integrated reed switch for the Inspiron 1150 laptop. It arrives as a new genuine component ready for installation. The part matches Dell part number F3534 exactly. No screws are included in the package.
The assembly suits anyone replacing a cracked or worn palmrest on the specified model. Buyers needing mounting hardware will have to source screws separately. It is not intended for other laptop series or as a standalone touchpad module.
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The palmrest is a passive plastic and metal frame with an integrated touchpad and reed switch, so it produces no heat and no audible noise during all-day operation.
You need a Dell Inspiron 1150 chassis, the motherboard, keyboard, display assembly and the original mounting screws, because this replacement palmrest (PN F3534) ships without screws.
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