Victorinox GA-7316-06F00 17" 25 L laptop backpack
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Replacement palmrest bezel for the ThinkPad P52 laptop upper case
This new upper case cover is designed for the Lenovo ThinkPad P52 with part number 01HY779. It serves as a direct replacement for a damaged or worn palmrest keyboard bezel. The part restores the structural integrity of the laptop chassis.
Installation involves removing the keyboard and disconnecting several ribbon cables before snapping the bezel into place. Misaligned clips or trapped cables often prevent the keyboard from seating correctly. Buyers without disassembly experience may prefer professional fitting. Those needing a full bottom case or screen hinge assembly will not find those parts here.
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| Case style | Bezel |
Align the bezel with the palmrest screw posts and press until each clip snaps; the keyboard and trackpad should sit flush with no gaps.
The cover ships as a single bezel piece; keyboard, trackpad, screws and fingerprint reader are not included and must be reused or purchased separately.
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