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Silver laptop palmrest assembly with keyboard cover visible

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Ruth's sister internal power cable 774153-001 760040-001

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Internal power cable for HP Envy M6 and M6-N laptop C-shell palmrest assemblies

  • Genuine replacement part for ENVY M6 laptops
  • New condition ensures reliable internal power connection
  • Matches original part numbers 774153-001 and 760040-001
  • Designed for C Shell palmrest keyboard cover assembly

Replacement C-Shell for ENVY M6

This new internal power cable kit includes part numbers 774153-001 and 760040-001 for the ENVY M6 and M6-N laptop series. It supplies the C-shell palmrest assembly with keyboard cover and base case in silver. The component matches the original chassis layout for these specific notebook models.

Restores Structural Integrity

Fitting this assembly replaces a damaged palmrest, keyboard surround and base in one step, returning the laptop to its factory silver finish. Buyers needing a different colour or a part for another model series will not find a match here.

Highlights

  • Genuine replacement part for ENVY M6 laptops
  • New condition ensures reliable internal power connection
  • Matches original part numbers 774153-001 and 760040-001
  • Designed for C Shell palmrest keyboard cover assembly

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the internal power cable need replacement if the palmrest assembly is swapped?

The cable is integrated with the C-shell palmrest assembly for ENVY M6 and M6-N models, so replacing the palmrest replaces the cable at the same time.

What fails first on this cable during continuous laptop operation?

Repeated flexing where the cable routes through the hinge area is the typical wear point that eventually interrupts power delivery.

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