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Genuine Dell carbon-fibre base assembly with rubber feet for the XPS 12 convertible laptop, part 59TDY
This is a genuine Dell OEM carbon fiber bottom base assembly for the XPS 12 (9Q23) convertible laptop. The part carries Dell part number 59TDY and includes the carbon fiber base with rubber feet attached. It replaces a worn or damaged original base on this specific model.
This part suits owners of the XPS 12 (9Q23) who require a direct-fit carbon fiber bottom cover. It is not for users of other XPS models or different laptop brands. Buyers needing a complete palm-rest assembly, keyboard deck or internal frame should look at a different part.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Align the screw holes and rubber feet with the chassis; the part number 59TDY moulded inside should sit flush and all edges must close without gaps.
The box contains the carbon-fibre bottom base with rubber feet already attached; screws, internal brackets and any thermal pads are not included and must be reused or purchased separately.
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