Sounds like the cable itself has gotten pinched. The further back you pushed
your LCD, the better the connection between the severed wires. Try using two
good wires, just leads to make the connection around the case (before you go to
the trouble of routing the cables trough the case). If that's it, then contact
Powerbookguy.com for a replacement cable, then good luck routing it trough the
case.
Zach Bragin wrote:
> I am having problems with
> the internal speaker on my 2300. At first it worked fine, but as time went
> on, I had to push the lcd back further and further to get sound, and now,
> nothing. I have opened it up, and all of the audio connections seem to be
> fine.
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