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Genuine Dell OEM 15.6" LCD lid back cover in bronze for Vostro 3560, includes wireless LAN antenna cables but not hinges
This genuine Dell OEM replacement part is a 15.6 inch LCD lid back cover assembly in bronze for the Vostro 3560 laptop. It matches the original Dell part number X0MWX and ships with the wireless LAN antenna cables already installed. The hinges are not included and must be reused from the original assembly.
Builders replacing a cracked or damaged lid can install this cover directly onto the existing hinge brackets and display panel. The pre-routed antenna cables restore wireless connectivity without extra routing work, while the missing hinges mean the original set must be transferred to complete the repair.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Yes, this genuine Dell OEM part is listed as compatible with the Vostro 3560 and carries Dell part number X0MWX.
The cover assembly includes the wireless LAN antenna cables, but the hinges are not supplied.
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