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Small plastic latch hook for Dell Latitude E6400 E6410 display assembly

DELL

DELL Latitude E6400 E6410 LCD Latch Hook GN141 accessory

SKU CH-5BQ4-NT6ST

Genuine Dell OEM LCD latch hook (part GN141) secures the display on Latitude E6400 and E6410 laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM replacement part ensures exact fit
  • Compatible with Latitude E6400 and E6410 models
  • Dell part number GN141 for precise identification
  • Restores secure LCD screen closure and alignment

Genuine Dell OEM LCD latch hook GN141

This genuine Dell OEM latch hook carries part number GN141 and fits Latitude E6400 and E6410 laptops. It replaces a broken or missing screen latch so the display stays securely closed. The part is supplied new and matches the original factory component. Buyers with other Dell models or non-Latitude systems cannot use this latch.

Restores secure screen closure on supported

Installing the hook lets the LCD lid engage properly, preventing the screen from popping open during transport. No tools beyond a small screwdriver are typically required for the swap. The accessory includes only the latch hook itself; no screws, brackets or adhesives are bundled. Users needing a full bezel assembly or hinge kit will require additional parts.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM replacement part ensures exact fit
  • Compatible with Latitude E6400 and E6410 models
  • Dell part number GN141 for precise identification
  • Restores secure LCD screen closure and alignment

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

Does the GN141 latch hook wear out and need replacement over time?

The GN141 latch hook is a mechanical plastic component; it typically only needs replacement if the hook snaps or the spring loses tension from repeated lid cycles.

What fails first on the GN141 hook during heavy daily opening and closing?

The small plastic retention tab or the internal spring usually gives way before the metal mounting points, causing the lid to stop latching securely.

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