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Genuine Dell bottom base metal cover assembly for the XPS 14 L421x Ultrabook, part 244V9
This is a genuine Dell original bottom base metal cover assembly designed for the Dell XPS 14 L421x Ultrabook. It carries Dell part number 244V9 and replaces the lower chassis section of the laptop. The component is supplied new and matches the factory specification for this model.
This part suits owners repairing a damaged base on the exact XPS 14 L421x system. It does not fit other XPS 14 variants, different Dell series, or any non-Dell laptop. Buyers needing a palm rest, keyboard deck, display hinge cover, or internal frame should look for those specific assemblies instead.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Yes, part number 244V9 is the original Dell base assembly made for the XPS 14 L421x Ultrabook, so every mounting point and cutout lines up exactly.
After fitting the assembly, all edges should sit flush with the chassis, the four rubber feet contact the desk evenly, and the battery and SSD bays close without resistance.
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