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Protects VGA and ESATA ports on the Latitude XFR-E6400 rugged laptop and includes two mounting screws
This genuine Dell OEM part replaces the VGA and ESATA access door cover on the rugged Latitude XFR E6400 laptop. It restores the original port protection and maintains the system's sealed design. The cover is identified by Dell part number D108M and includes two mounting screws.
Installation requires only the two supplied screws and a suitable driver; the cover aligns directly with the existing chassis holes. The main risk is cross-threading the small screws or over-tightening, which can strip the threads in the magnesium alloy frame. Buyers who need a complete port-replication dock or additional ruggedised I/O shields will not find those items in this package.
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Align the cover over the VGA and eSATA ports, then secure it using the two supplied screws; the panel should sit flush with the chassis and the ports must remain fully accessible.
The package contains the access door cover and two mounting screws; no extra parts or tools are needed for installation on the Latitude XFR E6400.
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