HDD cover screw
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 8:30 am
Hi, got my T60p [14"] few days ago. It was "open box" which I thought was OK because the shop confirmed it retained the warranty.
One of the first things I did was to upgrade the HDD [put a 7200.2 Seagate in it]. Only when I tried to close the cover I realised that something is wrong with the screw - it just wasn't going deep enough to fix.
The one in my machine looks like an ordinary screw [like the ones holding the palm rest] and I'm pretty sure now that the box was not the only thing open by the shop
I'm now trying to find out now how it should look like and try to replace it with the real thing. Read almost the entire HMM yesterday - the only reference I could find on it is "Hard disk drive screw, nylon-coated (1)".
Was thinking to order the "Screw kit" but the HDD one is not on that list. Could someone please have a look at their "hard disk cover screw" and let me know how it looks like - maybe comparative to a palm rest screw? A snapshot would be really helpful...
Or if someone has a tech spec [length, thread standard etc] - will be grateful.
Thanks!
One of the first things I did was to upgrade the HDD [put a 7200.2 Seagate in it]. Only when I tried to close the cover I realised that something is wrong with the screw - it just wasn't going deep enough to fix.
The one in my machine looks like an ordinary screw [like the ones holding the palm rest] and I'm pretty sure now that the box was not the only thing open by the shop
I'm now trying to find out now how it should look like and try to replace it with the real thing. Read almost the entire HMM yesterday - the only reference I could find on it is "Hard disk drive screw, nylon-coated (1)".
Was thinking to order the "Screw kit" but the HDD one is not on that list. Could someone please have a look at their "hard disk cover screw" and let me know how it looks like - maybe comparative to a palm rest screw? A snapshot would be really helpful...
Or if someone has a tech spec [length, thread standard etc] - will be grateful.
Thanks!