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Genuine Dell OEM base bottom cover assembly for the Inspiron 17 7737 laptop
This original equipment manufacturer part replaces the bottom cover assembly on a Dell Inspiron 17 7737 laptop. It is intended for owners or technicians who need to restore the chassis after damage or during a repair. The component carries Dell part number 7YFPF and is supplied new.
The assembly mates with the existing screw points and internal brackets of the 7737 chassis, so no modifications are required during installation. Replacing the base cover re-establishes structural rigidity and protects internal components from dust and accidental contact. Buyers needing a complete palm-rest or keyboard deck should look elsewhere, as this part covers only the lower chassis.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The Dell part number is 7YFPF, which matches the genuine OEM base bottom cover assembly for the Inspiron 17 7737.
This base cover assembly is guaranteed compatible with the Dell Inspiron 17 7737 laptop.
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