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Non-touch LCD back cover for 14-inch Pavilion x360 models
This replacement top lid cover fits HP Pavilion X360 14-CD and 14M-CD models with non-touch LCD screens. It is supplied new under part number L22291-001 and serves as the outer back cover for the display assembly.
This part suits owners repairing a cracked or damaged lid on the specified Pavilion X360 models. It is not for touchscreen variants or other laptop series, and buyers needing hinges, bezels or internal brackets should source those separately.
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Yes, the L22291-001 is the direct replacement cover case built for the HP Pavilion X360 14-CD 14M-CD series, so it aligns with the original hinge points and screw holes on your current chassis.
After fitting the L22291-001 cover, check that all hinge movements feel smooth through the full 360-degree range, the display bezel sits flush with no gaps, and the lid closes magnetically without resistance.
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