My Reply follows quote. On 24/10/2005 15:43 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
What's thought to be the best plan to firm or fix the
hinges on a G3? I know this has been a huge issue for G3
users; the amount of material on the web made it hard to
pick the right path.
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In my case, with a Wallstreet 14 with weak hinges, I am
just careful to not lean the screen back too far, and if
I do, too make sure I have prop behind it.
Or, you could spring for some stainless steel hinges
and have them installed (too many $$ for my taste). You
could also browse ebay and get a new set and install
them yourself. Not so many $$, but who knows what you
are getting!
The machine is not worth enough to me to merit spending
big $$ on it.
Ken
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