Hey all,
So I was typing on my Inspiron 1520 and went to the bathroom. I came back and the pane on the right side of my notebook that covers the portion near the LCD has popped off a little and is not flush with the right side of the notebook. Anyone else having these issues? Can I have Dell come out and fix it if I got the in home warranty??? Check out the picture to see what I mean.
What do you guys think? Poor build quality or something???
Please reply as soon as you can. I'd like this issue resolved before I go out of town.
Thanks!
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i dont see a picture but i think i know what you are talking about. cant you just press them back together again? if not, then yes, dell will probably issue you a replacement screen via technician to your home.
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If you mean the part that has the power button, media direct button? The piece just above the keyboard that also covers the hinges? that simply pops off (you can even see a little indent designed for if you have to pry it off. simply push it back down, it should snap back into place.
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Hi guys...added the picture.
FourForty, yes, you are talking about the correct piece. However, when I push it down, it springs back up again, it doesn't click in place or anything.
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press down and along the edges of the keys, not just the right most edge.
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I tried that, and I tried wiggling, but nothing seems to work...
oh jeez....i hope there's something I can do to fix it...I don't want to ahve to call a technician over... -
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Isn't there anything else possible, I don't want to break it by taking the piece off, because I'll admit I don't know what I'm doing....
I know I sound redundant, but I'm sorry, I'm just stressed out about this... -
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one thing you may want to try is putting the screen as far back as possible, then pushing straight down on the far-right hinge. that panel also covers the hinge, and the hinge has it's own little clip, and it wont clip back into place by just pushing on the panel part, so try pushing down on the very top of the hinge.
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There should be rules as to when you can and can't use "URGENT" in the thread title.
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My take on this -- its urgent. i'm not a tech but do rely on my
pc and can't afford surprises in my line of work--which, by the way,
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Take some deep breaths, it's not a big deal, nor is it going to prevent your laptop from working. If you can't pop it back on, schedule a support visit for a better time. You can use the laptop this way.
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greystone, u'r --thx for grounding advice.
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greystone, u'r right.
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Don't worry just do it carefully and you can half slide/half pull the piece off, I see you have the machine came with 2 gb of RAM installed so you didn't went over the trouble of installing the RAM yourself, otherwise, you would of know that taking the piece off is no big deal as long as it is done correctly. Refer to the manuals if you needed more detail instruction.
URGENT!!! Cover pane popped out!!!
Discussion in 'Dell' started by carldaru, Nov 26, 2007.