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laptop repair - dublin city centre (north)

looking4advice · 2009-04-14 20:50:25

I have a HP dv9000. The hinge seems to have come loose at the back and it is separating. The screen (lcd) is fine but the plastic bits seals are a small bit warped/bent. Anyone suggest a reliable/non rip off place in DCC (north) where I could get it fixed?

14-04-2009 8:50pm

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looking4advice

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I have a HP dv9000. The hinge seems to have come loose at the back and it is separating. The screen (lcd) is fine but the plastic bits seals are a small bit warped/bent.

Anyone suggest a reliable/non rip off place in DCC (north) where I could get it fixed?

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#2 14-04-2009 9:34pm

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Get a small philips and tighten up all the screws around the hinge, some laptops are notorious for giving hinge trouble. You might have to remove some plastic trimming first.

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