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Genuine Dell OEM front LCD bezel with camera port in Sunshine Yellow for Inspiron 1720 and 1721 models
This is a genuine Dell OEM front trim LCD bezel finished in Sunshine Yellow and equipped with a camera port. It carries Dell part number UP886 and is supplied new. The piece is designed to match a Sunshine Yellow LCD back plastic on compatible laptops. ||
This bezel suits owners of a Dell Inspiron 1720 or 1721 who need a replacement front trim with a camera opening in the correct yellow shade. It will not fit other Inspiron models or laptops from different manufacturers, and it is not intended for units that lack a built-in webcam.
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The bezel should snap securely around the LCD panel, the camera port cut-out must align with the webcam module, and the Sunshine Yellow finish should match the back cover exactly.
You receive the front trim LCD bezel with camera port, Dell part UP886; the matching Sunshine Yellow LCD back plastic is not included and must be purchased separately.
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