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I think the hinges are accessed by removing a couple screws at tha back of the laptop which appear to hold on the plastic hinge cover/power button panel. And unhook the LCD cable from the base. Black Plastic Lenovo G570 Laptop Base Body ₹ 330/Piece. Plastic Black Lenovo 300 15 Isk Laptop Base Body ₹ 885/Piece. Laptop motherboard Repair Laptop Screens Laptop Base Plastics Laptop Covers & Plates Hinge Cover Apple Laptop Keyboard bottom case foot replacement kit / rubber feet iMac Repair iMac 21.5 iMac Repair iMac 24 iMac G5 Repair Projector Repair. Laptop Stand with Mahogany Laminate Top This laptop stand is sold at a great price for those looking for an affordable podium! This model is designed for either books or laptops which rest against the raised lip on the reading surface. Adjust the height for comfortable presenting with the large knob located on the pole.
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My trusty laptop, an Inspiron 2650, has developed a stress crack at the left hinge. It's a part fo the case that gets torqued when opening/closing and I can see the crack contract/expand during those actions. I already tried to fix it, with 5-minute epoxy and a strip of polyester fabic for fiber reinforcement, but the epoxy didn't adhere well to the plastic of the case.
Now I'm thinking about a two-step fix: superglue in the crack, then roughing up the surface of the case something nasty and trying epoxy again. Anyone have experience/pointers with something like this?
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Laptop Base Plastics Company
My trusty laptop, an Inspiron 2650, has developed a stress crack at the left hinge. It's a part fo the case that gets torqued when opening/closing and I can see the crack contract/expand during those actions. I already tried to fix it, with 5-minute epoxy and a strip of polyester fabic for fiber reinforcement, but the epoxy didn't adhere well to the plastic of the case.
Now I'm thinking about a two-step fix: superglue in the crack, then roughing up the surface of the case something nasty and trying epoxy again. Anyone have experience/pointers with something like this?