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I've tried in vain a few times to remove the bezel from my Sony Vaio
VGN-t140p. My LCD is cracked and I'm trying to save money by replacing
it myself. It's heartbreaking spending 500 bucks on top of the 2200
that was used to purchase it.
Anyway, I got the screws off and the very top snaps apart really nicely
but the sides are impossible and the bottom isnt cooperating very well
either. I bought a service manual but was unable to understand it.
Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
>I've tried in vain a few times to remove the bezel from my Sony Vaio
>VGN-t140p. My LCD is cracked and I'm trying to save money by replacing
>it myself. It's heartbreaking spending 500 bucks on top of the 2200
>that was used to purchase it.
>
>Anyway, I got the screws off and the very top snaps apart really nicely
>but the sides are impossible and the bottom isnt cooperating very well
>either. I bought a service manual but was unable to understand it.
>Anyone got any tips?
>Thanks a bunch.
Buy a hosed notebook like that on ebay with a good screen. Replacing
the fully assembled unit is a snap. I've bought and sold several Vaios
on ebay for just that reason. I have a fully assembled FX215 screen
for sale right now.
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