Lenovo GX40Q17230 15.6" laptop case T210 Blue
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Replacement rear lid cover with hinges for HP Envy x360 15-inch convertibles
This rear case is designed for the HP Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY and 15T-EW convertible laptops. It replaces the original LCD back cover and top lid assembly. The part restores the structural integrity of the display hinge area. It suits owners repairing physical damage to the chassis.
Installation requires disassembly of the display panel and hinge mechanism. The component mates with the existing bezel, webcam module and antenna cables. It frees the device from loose or cracked lid flex. Professional fitting is recommended to maintain panel alignment.
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| Case style | Cover Top Case |
The cover top case is a passive shell with no active cooling, so it relies on the laptop's internal thermal design rather than adding its own dissipation.
Built as a direct-fit top lid for the ENVY X360 15-EW, 15-EY and 15T-EW, it uses the original hinge mounting points to keep rigidity consistent with factory specifications.
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