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Small metal latch mechanism with spring component for Dell laptop display

DELL

DELL Latitude D610 Precision M20 LCD Spring Latch Assembly

SKU CH-KQGM-6F7E3

Genuine Dell OEM LCD spring latch assembly fits Latitude D610 and Precision M20 laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
  • Compatible with Latitude D610 and Precision M20 models
  • LCD spring latch assembly restores screen closure
  • New condition guarantees reliable performance

Genuine Dell LCD spring latch for Latitude D610

This genuine Dell OEM part replaces the LCD spring latch assembly on a Latitude D610 or Precision M20 laptop. It restores the mechanism that secures the display panel when closed. The component matches the original factory specification for these models. Installation requires disassembly of the display bezel.

Not for other Dell models or third-party laptops

This latch assembly fits only the Latitude D610 and Precision M20 as listed. It will not work on newer Latitude series, different Precision workstations, or any other manufacturer's hardware. Buyers needing a latch for another model must source the correct part number for that specific chassis. No tools or fasteners are included with the assembly.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
  • Compatible with Latitude D610 and Precision M20 models
  • LCD spring latch assembly restores screen closure
  • New condition guarantees reliable performance

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

How often does the LCD spring latch assembly on a Latitude D610 need replacement?

The latch is a mechanical part with no scheduled replacement interval; it only needs changing if the spring loses tension or the catch breaks.

What fails first on this latch when the laptop lid is opened and closed repeatedly?

The internal spring fatigues before the plastic housing, causing the lid to stop latching securely.

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