X60/61 owners
I have now bezel separation issue on x61s, X60s and a T60p. the bezel tends to separate slightly on the right edge in my 3 laptops.
thought that I would share my frustration.
Bezel Separation in the X60/61 series
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tabpclover
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Bezel Separation in the X60/61 series
Last edited by tabpclover on Thu Aug 19, 2010 5:20 pm, edited 4 times in total.
x220 tablet, X61 tab, X61s, X60s, HP 2760p
Re: Bezel Separation in the X60/61 series
There is no "universal" problem like the one you describe. The bezels on those machines must not have been installed properly (e.g., the antenna wires not routed properly under the bezel) or the retaining screw is not threaded properly. Those bezels fit tight when assembled correctly, and remain that way, with no "separation", as long as nothing is broken.
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tabpclover
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Re: Bezel Separation in the X60/61 series
Dear EOMtp,
My apologies - I should not have used the words "these models" ofcourse I mean only the ones that I own. So I have changed this to "my laptops" and edited my post.
I might have been the unfortunate one.
thats all,
regards.
My apologies - I should not have used the words "these models" ofcourse I mean only the ones that I own. So I have changed this to "my laptops" and edited my post.
I might have been the unfortunate one.
thats all,
regards.
x220 tablet, X61 tab, X61s, X60s, HP 2760p
Re: Bezel Separation in the X60/61 series
EOMtp makes a good point. I've noticed a few times how misrouted antenna cables caused the LCD bezel or the keyboard bezel to bulge or otherwise appear warped.
The bezel is secured by screws, but it is also held with glue patches in certain locations between the screws. Undoing and redoing the bezel eventually makes the glue weaker, which might contribute to the separation.
Then there are quite a few plastic latches around the bezel. On both my T60s I can cause the bezel to separate in multiple points by prodding at the latches with my fingernails. But they go right back in and sit tight, without coming loose on their own, as long they are not broken.
The bezel is secured by screws, but it is also held with glue patches in certain locations between the screws. Undoing and redoing the bezel eventually makes the glue weaker, which might contribute to the separation.
Then there are quite a few plastic latches around the bezel. On both my T60s I can cause the bezel to separate in multiple points by prodding at the latches with my fingernails. But they go right back in and sit tight, without coming loose on their own, as long they are not broken.
Current: X220 4291-4BG, T410 2537-R46, T60 1952-F76, T60 2007-QPG, T42 2373-F7G
Collectibles: T430s (IPS FHD + Classic Keyboard), X32 (IPS Screen)
Retired: X61 7673-V2V, A31p w/ Ultrabay Numpad
Past: Z61t 9440-A23, T60 2623-D3U, X32 2884-M5U
Collectibles: T430s (IPS FHD + Classic Keyboard), X32 (IPS Screen)
Retired: X61 7673-V2V, A31p w/ Ultrabay Numpad
Past: Z61t 9440-A23, T60 2623-D3U, X32 2884-M5U
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