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Genuine Dell Mini PCI door (5G028) covers the wireless-card slot on Inspiron 8000, 8100, 8200 and Latitude C800, C810, C840 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM Mini PCI door carries part number 5G028 and fits the listed Inspiron and Latitude models. It replaces a missing or damaged cover on the Mini PCI slot. Buyers needing a different part number or a door for another Dell series will not be served by this item.
The door snaps into the chassis opening to shield the Mini PCI card from dust and accidental contact. It also restores the original look of the laptop bottom panel. No screws, tools or additional hardware are included with this single replacement door.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The door is a genuine Dell OEM part supplied new; it has no moving latch or hinge mechanism that would require periodic replacement.
The door is a passive cover with no electronic components, so sustained use does not introduce thermal, mechanical or connectivity limits.
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