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Small black plastic latch hook with spring for Dell Inspiron 1520 1521

DELL

DELL Inspiron 1520 1521 LCD Lid Display Latch Hook Assembly PM503

SKU CH-NA47-B79SB

Genuine Dell OEM LCD lid latch hook assembly with spring for Inspiron 1520 and 1521 laptops, part number PM503

  • Genuine Dell OEM replacement part number PM503
  • Fits Dell Inspiron 1520 and 1521 models exactly
  • Includes spring for proper latch operation
  • Secures LCD lid firmly when closed

Genuine Dell OEM latch for Inspiron 1520 and 1521

This genuine Dell OEM latch assembly replaces the original display lid hook on Inspiron 1520 and 1521 laptops. It is supplied new with the spring included so the lid secures cleanly when closed. The part matches Dell number PM503 exactly as shown in the product image.

Not for other Dell models or non-Dell laptops

The assembly fits only the Inspiron 1520 and 1521 chassis; it will not align with any other Dell series or third-party notebooks. Buyers needing a latch for a different model must source the correct part number for that specific system.

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Price $5.99
Cheaper than about 87% of the 8,808 comparable items (median $16.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

Does the PM503 latch hook assembly include the spring so I don't need to source it separately?

Yes, the assembly comes with the spring included, so no extra part is required for installation.

Will the plastic latch arm on the PM503 fatigue and snap before the metal spring loses tension under daily opening and closing?

The plastic latch arm typically fatigues and breaks first, while the metal spring retains its tension much longer.

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