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New Dell Latitude E6530 keyboard bezel trim FCXV2 plastic piece

DELL

Dell Latitude E6530 Keyboard Bezel Trim FCXV2

SKU CH-XRCF-3NNMM

Genuine Dell replacement keyboard bezel trim for Latitude 6530 laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
  • Protects keyboard area with durable plastic trim
  • Designed specifically for Latitude E6530 models
  • Replaces damaged bezel using part number FCXV2

Genuine Dell E6530 Keyboard Bezel Trim

This genuine Dell OEM keyboard bezel trim is a direct replacement plastic piece that surrounds the keyboard on a Dell Latitude E6530 laptop. It restores the original fit and finish around the key area. The part carries Dell part number FCXV2 and is supplied new.

Who this fits and who it does not

This trim suits owners of a Latitude E6530 needing to replace a cracked, missing or worn bezel. It is not compatible with other Latitude models or laptop brands. Buyers who need a full keyboard assembly, palm-rest assembly or internal components should look at those specific parts instead.

How it compares

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Price $6.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 8,808 comparable items (median $16.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

How do I remove the Dell Latitude E6530 keyboard bezel trim FCXV2 for cleaning?

Power off the laptop and remove the battery. Unscrew the keyboard retaining screws on the base, lift the keyboard, disconnect its ribbon cable, then unclip the bezel trim from the palm-rest.

Which part of the Dell Latitude E6530 keyboard bezel trim FCXV2 is most likely to crack under daily typing pressure?

The thin plastic clips along the front edge and the screw bosses near the hinge area tend to fatigue first with repeated flexing.

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