2 Oct
2005
2 Oct
'05
8:08 p.m.
On 10/2/2005 at 5:57 PM ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk wrote:
If you remove either bezel you want to make sure you
don't lose the
spring. It might be easier (assuming you're happy working on devices
containing CMOS chips) to remove the bottom cover first (there are 4
screws under the feet), take out the 2 springs (they fit in holes in the
top case moulding) then remvoe and re-stick the bezel.
I'd use contact adhesive to stick it on, I think. The stuff you apply to
each surface, let it dry, then press together. Keep it off the display
itself!
And of course make sure you don't crease the bezel when taking it off.
You will not remove such creases.
Thanks, Tony, that's some very useful information. I was intending to use 3M Scotch
77 spray contact adhesive.
Do you have any advice on the least-damaging way to free the bezel from its currently
stuck-on state? I want to avoid creases, so some way to soften the existing adhesive
would be very nice indeed.
Cheers,
Chuck