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Genuine Dell OEM palmrest with touchpad and power button board for Latitude 131L laptops
This genuine Dell OEM palmrest touchpad assembly carries part number UW905 and is built for the Latitude 131L notebook. It arrives new and includes the power button circuit board exactly as shown in the product imagery.
Technicians restoring a Latitude 131L will find this direct-fit assembly matches the original layout and connector. Buyers needing a palmrest for any other Dell model or a different laptop brand should look elsewhere, as the mounting points and ribbon cables are specific to this single chassis.
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The palmrest touchpad assembly is a passive mechanical part with no electrical load of its own; power draw comes from the laptop's main system, not this replacement piece.
It is designed for the Dell Latitude 131L chassis; the mounting points, ribbon-cable connector and power-button board must align with that specific model.
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