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‎06-06-2023 10:24 AM

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Product: HP EliteBook 850 G7 Notebook PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I see many questions on this, but the answers are always just for the specific device being asked about.

My EB 850 G7 has had the rubber strips on the bottom break and peel off.

I've looked at the Maintenance Guide, but do not see rubber feet referenced.

Please help me with finding the correct strips for this device and how to find it for other devices under my support.

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‎06-06-2023 02:04 PM

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Any spare part availability is on a device by device basis. Rubber strips are sometimes listed in the parts list for specific models and sometimes not. The rubber strips on the 850 G7 do not have screws under them so they are not designed to be removed and I see no spare part listed in the Manual or on partsurfer as you already have found out. This means the strips are included with the bottom cover part. That is overkill. You can find generic laptop rubber bottom strips. Measure the ones you have and try to find something with the same length and width. I searched "rubber strips for laptop bottom" on eBay and came up with quite a few hits that look promising. Sorry its not easier. 

 

Service Manual see p. 33 

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