Small O rings

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by itbookham, Jan 26, 2011.

  1. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    Hello,

    I had to remove the rear cover of my Acer Aspire 5735Z laptop. Seven screws needed to be removed. Three very small black rubber(?) O rings, under 2mm in diameter, dropped out as I removed the cover. Does anyone know where they should go and does it matter if they are not reinserted?

    Many thanks.
     
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  2. GSteer

    GSteer Megabyte Poster

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    Possibly just for vibration dampening? Can't imagine that if they fell out when taking off external casing screws that they are anything more vital.

    Remember - it's not a proper fix unless there's something left over!
     
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  3. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    Hello,

    Thank you for the suggestion.

    Mark
     
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  4. greenbrucelee
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    do they not go around the bits that fix the top to the bottom? I think its just to stop plastic touching plastic.
     
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  5. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    I'm not too sure.

    Is it that the plastic will wear without the O rings?

    Many thanks,
    Mark
     
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  6. JonnyMX

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    Ah, small o rings at the bottom...

    Let me get my pun book out.

    Oh, sh1t, the police... :eek:
     
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  7. greenbrucelee
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    It's to stop any ring sting :D
     
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