Victorinox GA-7316-06F00 17" 25 L laptop backpack
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Black replacement palmrest cover with US keyboard fits HP Pavilion 14-BA series laptops
This new black upper case cover includes the integrated US keyboard and C-shell assembly. It is manufactured as a direct replacement part for the HP Pavilion 14-BA series, matching the original chassis layout and mounting points. The component arrives ready to install without additional modification.
Verify that your laptop belongs to the 14-ba000, 14-ba100 or 14-ba200 family, including the x360 convertible variants such as the 14-BA048TX and 14-BA100TX. Confirm you require a US keyboard layout, as other regional layouts will not fit this cover. Ensure the existing palmrest is the C-shell type before ordering.
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Yes, the part is supplied as a combined upper case cover and US keyboard assembly for the listed Pavilion 14-BA models.
The 924117-001 cover is listed as compatible with the 14-ba100TX as well as the 14-ba000, 14-ba200 and x360 variants.
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