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| [title] Open the right display hinge | |
| - | [* black] Using the small pliers grab the right hinge in the middle and pull it up as far as it opens. ''Observe the same precautions you followed opening the left display hinge |
| + | [* black] Using the small pliers grab the right hinge in the middle and pull it up as far as it opens. ''Observe the same precautions you followed opening the left display hinge: grab it in the middle only. '' |
| [* light_blue] While pulling the hinge, this small centering pin must come out of it. Keep an eye on it because it can easily break. ''You could use a metal spudger behind the hinge if you like, to hold it down while you raise the hinge,'' | |
| [* icon_caution] ''Be careful. As you can see sliding from pic#2 to pic#3 I broke the plastic which was holding the golden thread of one of those two screws and when I then reassembled the laptop, I had to glue it back in its position. These screws are very important, they keep the laptop together! If you broke them too, glue the threads back together.'' | |
| [* icon_note] ''I broke the other thread also (the one pointed by the shorter red arrow) when I was probably mounting or disassemblying the base enclosure and I never managed to find all of its plastic broken pieces in order to rebuilt it, so, watch out!'' |