Victorinox GA-7316-06F00 17" 25 L laptop backpack
- Backpack
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Two silver rubber bumper feet replace the bottom cover pads on HP Envy x360 15‑ED and 15‑EE models
This set includes two silver rubber bumper feet designed for the bottom cover of HP Envy X360 15-ED and 15-EE laptops. They match the original L93197-001 part specification. The parts restore the original spacing and grip on a flat surface.
Each foot presses into the recessed sockets on the lower case; no adhesive or tools are required. Alignment tabs must sit squarely in the holes or the foot will sit proud and peel off. The kit supplies exactly two feet, so a laptop missing more than two will need an additional set.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Case style | Bumper Rubber |
The laptop should sit level on a flat surface with no rocking, and the silver feet must stay firmly in place during normal use.
The pack contains two silver bottom cover bumper rubber feet; no adhesive or tools are included, so have a suitable adhesive ready if the original pads were glued.
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