DIYPC MA01-R 5.25″ External Optical Drive Bay Faceplate Cover Black Plastic OEM

Description

Genuine DIYPC MA01-R 5.25″ Drive Bay Faceplate Cover

Brand: DIYPC (Original OEM part)

Replace or restore the front of your case with this genuine OEM 5.25″ drive bay faceplate cover designed for
DIYPC MA01-R and similar DIYPC mid-tower cases.

This component helps maintain proper airflow and keeps your case looking complete by covering unused bays.

This component supports:

• Standard 5.25″ external drive bays
• Optical drive openings (CD/DVD/Blu-ray bay slots)

Compatibility

• DIYPC MA01-R
• Other DIYPC cases with 5.25″ bays (fitment not guaranteed)
• Standard ATX cases using snap-in 5.25″ bay covers

Note: This part may fit other models, but compatibility is
not guaranteed. Please verify before purchasing.

Included

• 1x 5.25″ bay faceplate cover (black)
• Integrated snap tabs (molded plastic)
• Pre-installed foam pad for vibration/noise dampening
• No screws required

Mounting Notes

• Snap-in design with side retention clips visible on rear
• Installs from the front of the case into a standard 5.25″ bay opening

Approximate Dimensions

• Height: 1.63″
• Depth: 0.6″
• Width: 5.75″

Material: Molded ABS plastic
Finish: Glossy black front with matte interior

Condition

Unused – leftover from system builds
This part was never installed long-term and shows only minor storage dust from handling. The front face is clean and glossy, and the rear shows intact mounting clips and a small foam pad used to reduce vibration or rattling.
We do not need it and hope someone on the internet will be able to put it to use.
Exactly what is shown in the photos is included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this part do?
This faceplate fills an empty 5.25″ drive bay on the front of your PC case, improving appearance and preventing dust entry while maintaining proper airflow.

Is this an original OEM part?
Yes. This is a genuine DIYPC component.

View other parts on our
DIYPC brand page.

Manufacturer reference:

Official DIYPC Website

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Era: 2010s (typical of modern budget/mid-range ATX cases with external drive bays)

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