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Dell Inspiron 1150 palmrest with touchpad, part F3534

DELL

DELL Inspiron 1150 OEM Palmrest Touchpad Assembly F3534

SKU CH-CH7X-CWR42

Replacement palmrest with integrated touchpad and reed switch for Dell Inspiron 1150 laptops, Dell part number F3534

  • Genuine Dell OEM palmrest assembly for Inspiron 1150
  • Integrated touchpad and reed switch included
  • Direct replacement part number F3534
  • New condition ready for installation

Dell Inspiron 1150 Palmrest Touchpad Assembly

This genuine Dell OEM replacement part is designed specifically for the Inspiron 1150 laptop model. It restores the integrated touchpad and palmrest area to original condition. The assembly includes the reed switch as noted in the original design. Buyers who need a palmrest for a different Dell laptop model cannot use this part.

Dell Part Number F3534

The critical specification is the Dell part number F3534 which confirms exact compatibility with the Inspiron 1150 series. No mounting screws are included with this assembly so existing hardware must be reused. This item is not suitable for repair of any other laptop series or external keyboard applications.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM palmrest assembly for Inspiron 1150
  • Integrated touchpad and reed switch included
  • Direct replacement part number F3534
  • New condition ready for installation

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

How does the palmrest assembly with part number F3534 fit into a Dell Inspiron 1150?

The assembly is a genuine Dell OEM replacement designed specifically for the Inspiron 1150 chassis. It aligns with the original mounting points and includes the integrated touchpad and reed switch for lid detection.

What interface does the touchpad use and what does that limit?

The touchpad connects via the laptop's internal PS/2 or compatible ribbon interface, limiting it to standard cursor control and tap functions without multi-touch gesture support.

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