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    W860CU/8690 LCD movement/lose?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by steadfast9661, Jul 6, 2010.

  1. steadfast9661

    steadfast9661 Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi all, i have a W860CU/8690, and have had the screen replaced twice due to the order being screwed up twice. I've had the notebook for 5 months or so and am just noticing that the LCD seems to be slightly movable with in the frame a very small amount, up and down. Never seen this before on a notebook and wanted to know if other ppl have seen this on sagers, and how to tighten it?
     
    steadfast9661, Jul 6, 2010
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    bump, anyone?
     
    steadfast9661, Jul 6, 2010
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    mine doesnt seem t move/loose
     
    trvelbug, Jul 7, 2010
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    hm, maybe it was left lose when the screen was replaced, i'll pop the lid off later and check.
     
    steadfast9661, Jul 7, 2010
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    mines moves a tinsy little bit, maybe like you described.
     
    Romiyo, Jul 8, 2010
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