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Genuine Dell OEM battery access panel door cover for the Latitude XFR D630 rugged laptop
This genuine Dell OEM battery access panel door cover carries part number H066C and fits the Latitude XFR D630 rugged laptop. It replaces the bottom door that secures the battery compartment on this specific model. The component is supplied new and matches the original factory specification.
This panel suits owners of a Latitude XFR D630 who need to replace a missing or damaged battery door. It will not fit other Dell latitudes, standard D630 models or any non-rugged chassis. Buyers requiring a different latch mechanism, additional mounting hardware or a complete bottom case assembly should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Yes, the H066C cover is made for the Dell Latitude XFR D630 and matches the original battery compartment opening.
Slide the cover into the chassis rails until the latch clicks; the step many miss is pressing firmly at both corners so the locking tabs engage fully.
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