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Genuine Dell OEM palmrest with touchpad for Latitude 7290 and 7390 models without smart card reader
This Genuine Dell OEM palmrest assembly fits Latitude 7290 and 7390 models without a smart-card reader. It includes the touchpad module and mouse buttons so the pointing device works immediately after installation. The part number is VJ3C9. Buyers who need a palmrest with a smart-card slot should look for a different part number.
The assembly has no active electronics, fans or power circuitry, so it adds no heat, noise or power draw to the laptop. It simply replaces the existing palmrest and touchpad hardware. Systems that require a backlit keyboard or fingerprint reader will not gain those features from this part.
The touchpad module and buttons are rated for the same click and swipe cycles as the original factory parts, so sustained daily use does not degrade pointer response. Physical damage from drops or liquid spills is not covered by the part itself. Buyers who need a ruggedised chassis should consider a fully rugged laptop instead.
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Remove the bottom case, disconnect the battery, then detach the keyboard deck cables; the step most often missed is disconnecting the battery before releasing the palmrest ribbon cables, which can short the touchpad controller.
The touchpad module (2W4VC) and mouse buttons (HR8RF) are the wear items; expect to replace the button board if clicks become inconsistent, and the touchpad sensor if tracking degrades or the surface wears.
The mouse button mechanism (HR8RF) typically reaches its tactile-life limit before the touchpad sensor, leading to mushy or double-clicking behaviour under heavy daily clicking.
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