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Genuine Dell bottom base cover for Inspiron 3583 and 3584 laptops in silver finish
This original equipment part replaces the lower chassis assembly on compatible Dell Inspiron laptops. It matches the factory silver finish and uses part number 6R87D. Buyers restoring a damaged base or completing a repair will receive the exact component shown in the product images.
The cover aligns with the mounting points and port cut-outs of the Inspiron 3583 and 3584. It does not suit other Dell series or third-party laptops. Installers must reuse existing screws and internal brackets from the original chassis. Builders needing a different colour or a shell for another model should look elsewhere.
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The silver assembly is designed to match the original thermal layout of the 3584 and 3583, so heat dissipation remains as Dell engineered it.
As a genuine OEM part numbered 6R87D, it fits the 3583 and 3584 mounting points precisely, eliminating the gaps that cause noise.
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