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    Clevo P170HM3 Spare Parts

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by mcricker, Jun 30, 2014.

  1. mcricker

    mcricker Newbie

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    Hi all,

    Does anyone know where I can get spares for the P170HM3 in the UK (although I will pay for international delivery if necessary)? Unfortunately my laptop bag broke and the rear corner of the laptop hit the floor and now the screen hinge is loose. I need the top and bottom parts of the case.

    Thanks for any help :)
     
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  2. MrDJ

    MrDJ Notebook Nobel Laureate

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  3. Prema

    Prema Your Freedom, Your Choice

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    Or ask HERE for:



    TOP CASE MODULE 'Y: Z6-79-P170HM32-010

    BOTTOM CASE: 6-39-P1703-014
     
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    svcr0c0 Notebook Consultant

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    My previous NP8130 (15in equivalent of your P170hm) hit the floor for similar reasons, but in my case one of the palm rest corners broke. I only had to replace the top plate and it was tricky. Sager will sell a bare top plate for cheap, or a fully assembled one for a lot of money which includes the touchpad and speakers.

    Your model is obviously different, but in my case I opted for the cheap bare top plate. The tricky part is on the NP8130, the touchpad is glued to the top plate. I pried if off carefully with a credit card, then used spray glue to reattach it to the new plate. Your laptop may use screws instead of glue there, but I certainly would have appreciated the warning.

    Either way, replacing both plates is major surgery on a laptop, and you need to be very caeeful.
     
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