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Replacement center control power button cover for the Dell Inspiron 6400 laptop, part HF907
This is a replacement center control power button cover for the Dell Inspiron 6400 notebook. The part carries Dell part number HF907 and is supplied in new condition. It restores the original switch interface when the existing cover is damaged or missing.
This suits owners of a Dell Inspiron 6400 who need to replace a broken or lost power button cover. It is not for users of other Dell models or laptop brands where the mounting points and actuation mechanism differ. Buyers needing a full palm rest assembly or internal switch board should look at a different part.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The HF907 cover is a durable plastic part designed for the life of the notebook; it only needs replacement if physically damaged or lost.
The printed power symbol on the HF907 cover may fade first with sustained finger contact, while the underlying switch mechanism remains unaffected.
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