Replacing Rubber Feet

Hello,  I recently got some work done on my laptop as my charging port was damage. There was also some cosmetic damage to the side my laptop. (I didn't know that was covered under warranty, so I was impressed)  Anyway in order to access the casing they must have removed one of the rubber feet to access the screws. When I got it back from the HP Repair centre, one of the rubber feet kept coming off and I kept sticking it back on but it just wasn't for staying.  So today its came off somewhere and I cannot find it, I've been on the move a lot today so I wouldn't really know where to find it, for all I know its dropped and stuck onto something else and because its not something you generally notice unless you look I never noticed until now.  Anyway I read in this thread: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware-Upgrades-Replacements/Missing-Rubber-feet-on-my-laptop/td-p/4143386 that you can get them from the HP Parts store, so I went there and entered my product number and No Results. I enter my Serial Number and No Results. I enter my product name and...you guessed it - No Results.  Serial number: CND441BFVYProduct number: K6C60EA#ABU If anyone could give me any advice on getting replacement feet I'd greatly appreciate it. 

Hi , I understand that you are looking for a set of rubber feet for you notebook. I am happy to help with this. Here is the HP 15 Notebook PC HP 15 TouchSmart Notebook PC Compaq 15 Notebook PC Compaq 15 TouchSmart Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide On page 31 of 124 of the service guide, you will find this information:
Rubber Kit, includes: 749652-001
Front feet
Rear feet
See if that part number works for you.

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