The right screen hinge has come loose. Is this a solid plastic piece or is there a way to remove and re-fit the hinges?
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It should be still under warranty. Have you called HP? They usually are very good about taking care of warranty issues!
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Same problem i had .. Never fixed it .. just abandoned and got another Laptop - Certainly not HP
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I'm not sure but the exact same thing happened on the left side of mine, the computer repair guy said fixing it would cost too much and that it was most likely going to break again.
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It's a plastic and rubber piece that acts as a hinge. Even though it doesn't sound well made,it actually is quite nice.
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If you are replacing existing hinges you do not need the plastic that in on the screws. Take the plastic off, set the screw (do not strip) is all you need to do! Hope this will help you out!
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it does NOT directly fit.i did make it work, but i HAD to MODIFY the frame that holds the screen. i broke the frame in the process, and now have miniature bolts holding the screen frame hinge together. ***The modifications necessary to make this screen fit are NOT something a tinkerer should try*** i am an experienced technician, and even i made a mistake that almost ruined the screen backing.
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Hello, the lid hinge appears to be glued on pretty well. I'm not sure how you could actually remove it. I have the lid on my Cube just flipped backwards to keep the top part open. It'll lie flat/flush against the back of the Cube just fine and since it's clear I don't really notice it. I hope this is helpful to you. I couldn't be happier with mine.Edited to add: Oops sorry, I didn't see this had already been answered.
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Hey Sonny I don't think you can remove the hinge off with out breaking it. I think you would have to ask the seller if they make an older Vent and try attaching a picture this is what I did when I first purchased the Vent. Also make sure you give them the year and make of your Trailer or RV my friend. I hope this will help you God Bless
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I asked customer support, they responded to put two tabs at the top. There are some faint arrows on the side that should point towards the hinge.
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I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to stresses as well :-)
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Pry off the half that does not have the LED in it. My two units came apart using just my fingernail to grab it. It is quite a solid fit, but nothing I needed tools for.
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Although I have just had my ACER for a few weeks, I feel the screen hinges are VERY sturdy. My son has this same model and has been very happy with it.
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I bought mine around the same time and didn't have that problem. It's odd that you would receive both with hinge damage. As far as I know it has been fixed. Yes. I hope you get a better replacement.
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Use a small screw driver to remove the plastic caps located at the sides of the hinge and tighten the nut that is covered by the caps with a wrench. That should do it.
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We reinforced the door with thick pet screen and also needed to replace the hinges which were plastic and broke within weeks. We used metal hinges and then use little dot like metal magnets to keep the door secure.
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the hinges are there not shown in this picture there are two metal rods on each side at bottom that will clip in to place mine fit perfect just like original
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Just twist the whole screen assembly counter clockwise. Either hold it carefully or work over a safe surface because the assembly will fall off quickly.
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Nope, that's a completely separate component. Not sure if you can get replacement parts for that. U may consider trolling Craigslist for a replacement phone before you expend the effort to replace the screen.
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I just fold it back .There is enough material to keep from overworking the hinge.(no hinge just a piece of material with plenty of give)