Victorinox GA-7316-06F00 17" 25 L laptop backpack
- Backpack
- Blue
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Replacement back cover for the 17-inch GS76 Stealth MS-17M1 laptop
This replacement back cover fits the GS76 Stealth MS-17M1 series laptops. It serves as the top lid and LCD rear housing in a black finish. The part is supplied new for owners needing to restore the original chassis appearance. It addresses damage or wear on the existing cover.
Installation requires disassembly of the laptop display assembly to swap the rear housing. The cover provides the structural mounting points for the screen panel and hinges. It frees the device from cosmetic cracks or broken screw bosses on the original lid. Professional fitting is recommended to avoid panel stress.
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The replacement lid is manufactured to match the original chassis tolerances, so hinge movement and surface finish hold up to the same cycle count as the factory part.
The cover is a passive metal shell with no electronics or airflow changes, so thermals and acoustics remain identical to the stock lid.
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