It does take some force to dock the 2400. I usually
use my thumbs to push it in. I also have my dock
srewed down. To remove the 2400 I usually pull from
the hinges.
Shane
--- "Gregory B. Dermer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'm now on my second NewerTech 2400 dock, and have
> had the same
> problem with both.
>
> 1 - They require too much force to properly insert
> all of the
> connectors. (I know "too much" is subjective; I can
> tell you that
> it's significantly more than is required to insert
> any single
> connector on its own.)
>
> 2 - Likewise, so much force is required to remove
> the 2400 from the
> dock that I feel I'm about to rip the LCD screen off
> every time I try
> it.
>
> What do you folks think? Have you heard of this
> problem before?
>
> Much thanks,
> Greg Dermer
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