on 29/09/2003 13:57, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Pretty tricky operation. > I replaced a hinge by peeling the side of the screen open (just the > border) and took out the broken pieces. screwed a new hinge in and > knocked carefully the peeled border back. It is a little-bit bubbled > now, but works great. Use a heavy glue to keep the frame together and > you've just saved a lot of money. > Good luck
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