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Genuine Dell 13.3" LCD back cover lid assembly for Latitude XT3, includes wireless antenna wires and spring latch
This genuine Dell OEM lid assembly replaces the rear cover on a Latitude XT3 tablet laptop. It arrives new and carries part number NV72T for exact model matching. The unit includes the wireless antenna wires and spring latch needed for a complete reinstallation.
The part fits only the 13.3" Latitude XT3 chassis, so owners of other Dell models cannot use it. Buyers who need a full display panel, hinges or a digitiser should look elsewhere because this assembly covers the back lid only.
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The assembly is built for the Latitude XT3 and includes the wireless antenna wires and spring latch, so it aligns with the factory mounting points on the existing chassis.
Power on the tablet, confirm the display lights without distortion, check that Wi‑Fi detects networks using the integrated antenna wires, and ensure the spring latch engages securely when the lid is closed.
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