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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Josh Aarons

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this isn't a common issue with these clamshells, but I agree it usually happens from a drop.

Not sure the exact epoxy compound apple uses but we haven't found any that will properly hold it in place once its happened.  Sadly, your best bet it to get a new clamshell.  If there is no sign of physical damage, go to apple and speak to a manager.  If they don't do it, call apple and ask for customer care.

If you have to purchase it on your own, it's pretty pricey.

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