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Replacement palmrest with backlit keyboard for HP X360 15-CR series laptops
This replacement palmrest assembly is built for the HP X360 15T-CR and 15-CR laptop models. It includes the top case section designed to support a backlit keyboard. The part matches OEM part number L20849-001 for direct compatibility. It suits technicians or owners repairing a damaged upper chassis.
The unit arrives new, so the surface is free from wear, scratches or previous mounting marks. Alignment posts and screw bosses are factory-precise, allowing the keyboard, trackpad and internal cables to seat correctly during reassembly. Proper fit restores structural rigidity around the keyboard deck and hinge area. No other laptop models are supported by this specific top case.
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| Product type | Palmrest |
The palmrest includes the backlit keyboard and connects via the laptop's internal keyboard ribbon cable.
It uses the factory mounting points and screw layout for the HP X360 15T-CR and 15-CR chassis.
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