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I just found it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=422
 
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Would you reference which page you explained this on? Or just explain again here?
Oops sorry.

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Ok - I've tried this fix today using Anadin tablet packaging.

Instead of slotting the shim into the slot as per the OP, which I found impossible to do, I put them under the screw head. My rise was pretty much in the centre of the left side, so I only used two shims under the middle two screws.

I made the shims as 2 small squares, with the hole in the centre. I then pushed/ wedged the removed screws into the holes and trimmed off all corners to leave a circle of the shim material just larger than the screw head. I then screwed down the screws to just tight, with no extra force.

I have no bulge on the silver bezel. The back doesn't fit as exactly as it did, but there is only a very slight gap (less than .5mm).

the screen is now solid, no clicks or sounds when pressure is applied, and it is flush with the bezel.

I've streamed some HD TV, played 50 mins of Dead Trigger, 1 hour of Riptide GP, and got the heat up in the unit, and no problems so far. Screen still flush.

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Works for me. I didn't know there was an issue until my tablet arrived. Screen no longer flexes around.
 
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Has anyone tried shortening the screws instead of shimming with the homemade washers? From what I understand from from reading through all of this it seems that the screws are a touch too long and are kind of pushing on the back of the screen. I could be way off base though.
 
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Has anyone tried shortening the screws instead of shimming with the homemade washers? From what I understand from from reading through all of this it seems that the screws are a touch too long and are kind of pushing on the back of the screen. I could be way off base though.
I think some people tried shorter screws, but I haven't heard anyone attempted shortening the screws though. I think the few said that it didn't last.

On the subject of screws, does anyone know the type of screw they used? M2 4 mm? Or smaller/ finer threads?
 
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Ok - I've tried this fix today using Anadin tablet packaging.

Instead of slotting the shim into the slot as per the OP, which I found impossible to do, I put them under the screw head. My rise was pretty much in the centre of the left side, so I only used two shims under the middle two screws.

I made the shims as 2 small squares, with the hole in the centre. I then pushed/ wedged the removed screws into the holes and trimmed off all corners to leave a circle of the shim material just larger than the screw head. I then screwed down the screws to just tight, with no extra force.

I have no bulge on the silver bezel. The back doesn't fit as exactly as it did, but there is only a very slight gap (less than .5mm).

the screen is now solid, no clicks or sounds when pressure is applied, and it is flush with the bezel.

I've streamed some HD TV, played 50 mins of Dead Trigger, 1 hour of Riptide GP, and got the heat up in the unit, and no problems so far. Screen still flush.

fingers x'd.
24-hours on and still fixed with no adverse effects.
 
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I'd be interested in this if it works. I'd much rather fix the problem myself than sit around waiting on a new replacement and crossing my fingers its a good one while my money is hanging out in space

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I posted a fix in a new thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1813225
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4 days on and the fix has failed. Next stop = epoxy time.
 
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Thumbs up Thanks!

It worked wonderfully for me. Appreciate the input and all the clear pictures. The screen lift was bothering me quite a bit with the play and flimsy feeling. Its all gone now. Thanks again.

 
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