Victorinox GA-7316-06F00 17" 25 L laptop backpack
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Replacement bottom case cover for Lenovo Yoga 7 14ITL5 in Dark Moss finish
This new lower base cover replaces the damaged D-shell on a Lenovo Yoga 7 14ITL5 laptop. It matches the original manufacturer part number 5CB1A08848 and comes in the Dark Moss finish. The assembly restores structural integrity and protects internal components.
This part suits anyone who needs to swap a broken bottom case on this specific model. It is not compatible with other Yoga series laptops or different 14-inch devices. Buyers looking for a full upper case, keyboard deck, or screen bezel will need separate components.
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This part is listed as compatible with the Lenovo Yoga 7 14ITL5 D Shell and carries manufacturer part number 5CB1A08848, so it aligns with the original hinge mounting points.
After fitting the cover, all screw holes should line up without forcing, the perimeter should sit flush with the palm-rest, and the laptop should close evenly with no gaps along the edges.
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