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Aeroalon

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Mar 8, 2009
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I have an old Aluminum 13" MacBook (equivalent to the current 13" MacBook Pro). Recently, someone bumped into the monitor and knocked the laptop back a little. I found that the right side of the black piece of plastic connecting the monitor to the MacBook will move out a few millimeters when I wiggle it. The left side is stable, and the laptop and monitor still works.

Does anyone know if this will cause any other problems, and how would I go about fixing this (and how much would it cost)?

Thanks for any help.
 
You could do what almost everyone else does... Go into the nearest Apple store (if you're under warranty) and claim you have no clue what happened to it and see what they'll do for you. I've heard countless stories of people who get things fixed for free when really they caused the damage themselves (or in your case someone bumping into it). :rolleyes:

Good luck,
Rob
 
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