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Replacement front trim and 14.1" LCD bezel for Latitude ATG D620 and D630 models, Dell part KN767
This front trim replaces the 14.1" LCD bezel on Dell Latitude ATG D620 and D630 models. It is supplied new under Dell part number KN767. The part is designed exclusively for these ATG rugged variants and will not fit standard Latitude D620 or D630 units. Buyers with non-ATG models or different screen sizes need a different bezel.
The bezel snaps into the existing mounting points on the ruggedised lid assembly. No tools are required beyond a plastic pry tool to remove the old trim. The only common issue is ordering this part for a standard D620 or D630, where the mounting tabs and camera aperture differ from the ATG version.
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The bezel is designed exclusively for the Latitude ATG D620 and D630 models; once snapped into the 14.1" LCD frame it should sit flush with no gaps.
The package contains the new front trim bezel only; no screws, hinges or adhesive are included, so reuse the original hardware from your laptop.
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