On Jan 21, 2010, at 5:16 AM, Amanda Ward wrote: > Hi All... > > Thanks to a funky strap on my briefcase/computer bag, my beloved Al Powerbook > took a tumble and landed on the only other hard object in the case. It > impacted on the corner by the DVI connector and dented the aluminum pretty > seriously. Fortunately it still works perfectly!!!! > The case is dented only on the vertical “flat” part of the case... not on the > “spherical” part of the corner. Pretty sure the aluminum can be returned to > nearly normal condition... =if= I could actually get to that area. > > Would it be difficult to remove enough parts to get in and rework the metal > in that area? Another alternative would be locating another lower case and > just replacing the whole thing. Again, how difficult would that be? Then... > in y’alls opinion which might be the best way to go? > > Thanks for any advice!!! > > Amanda > Here is a link to the site I like for instruction on repairs. Some even have videos.
http://www.powerbookmedic.com/mac-repair.php John Carmonne Yorba Linda USA
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