Alan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday, March 4, 2005, at 12:17 PM, MaxTek wrote:
I have a question about the top case plastic (the part that contains=20=
the
trackpad) of the Powerbook Lombard. Do they all have a separation in=20=
the
plastic right below the trackpad clicker? Or is that a stress crack I=20=
keep seeing?
My wife's Pismo has a small break (stress I guess) between the track=20
pad and the clicker. When I have to break the machine down for a small=20=
part like I did my lombard, I will replace it with the extra I have but=20=
it's just such a pain to replace....
Yours is most likely stress too.....
I just looked at my wife's Lombard. I see no break or crack at either location mentioned above.
Al Poulin
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