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Genuine Dell OEM bottom base assembly cover with captive screws for Latitude 7390 2-in-1 laptops
This original Dell part replaces the bottom base assembly on Latitude 7390 2-in-1 laptops. It arrives as a genuine OEM component with part number 14G02. The cover includes captive screws for straightforward installation. Buyers who need a different laptop chassis or additional internal brackets will not find them here.
The cover secures the underside of the device and maintains the original mounting points. Captive screws stay attached during removal, reducing the risk of lost hardware. No extra fasteners or tools beyond a compatible screwdriver are required. Builders looking for a complete palm-rest assembly or display hinge kit should source those separately.
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Two captive screws are included with the Dell 14G02 bottom base assembly to hold the cover in place.
The OEM cover is a lightweight chassis part that does not change the laptop's thermal output or power draw during all-day use.
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