Hello Sorin really love ur videos i am a laptop repair technician from Lahore Pakistan i do repair these kind of hinge repair for 1500 pkr almost 4.40 pounds but we don't use hot glue we remove blind hole from screw then attach it to body and put outside some baking soda oR tissue paper then put some super glue on it when glue gets dry then lose hinge screw then put that hinge back in place and you good to go this way is more stronger then original body life.
To fix a hinge I personally just use super glue to hold the entire hinge. I prepare the area grinding a bit, dispose the screws and brass and hold everything together with a clamp and move the lid to a certain angle. I never had a model which I cannot service the display if I glue the hinge. I had to do it that way because the bond is way stronger and humidity here can make a hinge not be able to loosen like the other. Now, the big disadvantage is that it leaves a big white trace that can stick to the front surface, not being able to be cleaned. So I have to tape the surrounding surfaces for at least a day to prevent staining the plastic, specially when we have to close the laptop and store it somewhere. To adjust the hinge I use a hex driver with an adapter. Most common size is 5.5mm, then 5mm, 6mm and rarely 7mm. That way I can safely tune the hinges with minimal force, movement, can deal with extremely hardened hinges with ease and almost always I just have to remove the back cover and the hinge screws. To finish, if the display frame got deformed or if the hinge now takes more space I grind some plastic from the inside part of the frame to recover space. All the customers I had care about aesthetics.
great but super glue isnt that reliable like in some hinges where the screen flex has to pass under the broken hinge,if you glue it there and at a certain point the flex fails and you have to change it super glue is irreversible yet hot glue you just warm it and do what you want then bond it again,lastly thanks for those driver gauges.
@Naz_gul5 For me it has been the strongest (for small spaces) until now. But in the beginning it wasnt that reliable. What I do is paste, hold, and then reinforce the hinge sides with more glue two times more. I use the 30ml superglue version to steadily put more. The main reason I stick with it is because one day someone brought a FAT and WIDE Intel Dual Core. That was the hardest to open lid I have ever seen. I had to use the same amount of force to open a heavy sliding door to open the lid. I was completely out of options, I couldnt loose the hinges and I couldnt mod the lid with screws (at least not wirh reasonable time). So I just tried anything. I put a lot of superglue on the hinges to bond with all the base and sides. There was a huge amount of height on the sides so the relief was extremely good. It is still fine. Still, I think it is still good to use hot glue. But I think its more effective when there is more space available, if the entire hinges can be covered and if the hinge is loose enough. One day accidentally drop lots of hot glue over a switch and it took me 1 hour to pry it out, so yeah. I bent so many metal spudgers tried to save it lol
Laptop hinge has spring loaded friction joint, which becomes harder with passage of time and ultimately hinge uproots from plastic anchoring points. If ignored, other hinge also breaks. During repair, friction must br reduced, by oiling and reducing spring tension. I've repaired few of my laptop hinges and they never break again. Thanks.
I did a very similar repair on a Stone NT310-H. Every single one of those laptops has the same defect where the screen breaks off. I crammed almost a whole stick of hot glue in the side (after confirming that was okay with the customer) and it worked until they god rid of the laptop.
Your skills with hot glue are impressive. Whenever I try to use it, it goes everywhere that I don't want it to go. I suppose it's because I don't get it to the exact temperature, that's my excuse anyhow.
There is a video where Sorin is answering this. He wants a glue that's capable of flexing. I guess, epoxy and superglue are too brittle. And I personally think that the issue is that you are usually trying to bond a stiff element made of metal to a flexible element made of plastic. And often, you can flex the plastic from underneath the stiff epoxy. However, a flexible glue will just flex with the plastic, while stretching enough to stay glued to the stiff metal (if the bond is done right: clean surfaces + very hot glue).
After trying lots of different glues to fix hinges I now use Fibreglass car filler. It sticks like nothing else. With a bit of practice you can repair the broken plastic parts e.g. the bits where the brass screw lugs have broken off. I find that a stronger and better fix than glueing everything together. I use hot glue for other repairs but not hinges, it just doesn't stick as well to plastic.
@@kblectronix I mean, at the end of the day, surface preparation is key. But, you know what? I like your idea. Done that too, for other stuff. It's a very strong material. But don't you think that the fiberglass reinforced putty is difficult to deal with due to the fibers? There is plastic putty and aluminum putty. Might be worth trying.
We usually just drill screws through and secure it with nuts then cut them off and file them down so they aren't sharp. I might try this way but with the screws it will never break again. Thanks for your video
I got one of this hp laptops with a broken hinge and the metal frame that hold the screen was snapped in half but the screen was good lol i did use hot glue but it couldn't hold up i had to screw the hinge with the outer shell the problem is the weak plastic that holds the screws inserts it gets cracked
Heyo. I recently had an HP Omen from 2020 short while running Nvidea's own GPU voltage testing drivers (gaming laptop). I've used the driver on the laptop before without issue, but it occurred after a fresh windows install so I guess whatever feng-shui keeping it alive wasn't there anymore. From watching your videos I think I could fix it easily, or it could be an easy repair. I checked the motherboard over and it looks like a small capacitor near the VRM and GPU chip fried itself. Everything else on the board looks new still, can't see any other damage visually on either side. Haven't tested with a voltmeter yet though. Have any examples like this?
Daaaa,dar partea cu piulitele smulse din laptop si refacute....ai sarito(10:04)! Acum un an am refacut sistemul de balamale al HP-ului baiatului meu si a trebuit sa gauresc carcasa ecranului cu 6 suruburi mici si piulite aferente,alt fel nu se putea,totul era rupt farmitat ,asa ca invatane tu cum ai rezolvat asta.Merci.
Hello master, I've actually tried your hot glue technique 2 times now, i will test it for a third row, at my last testings, I've never succeded to make it stick to the plastic of the screen case, I did every step of the way correctly, I've loosened a little bit the hinge so it causes less stress, then heated up the hot glue to his melting point then applied it on the case then the hinge in a sandwich style exactly the same as you did. Until now my main tool for this kind of repair were epoxy glue but it is true that it is nearly impossible to remove it afterwards so i'm looking to change my way of doing. Does anyone experienced the same issue? Please it would help me a lot to have some feedbacks on everyone who tried this.
There are different grades of hot glue. Some of them melt at low temperature, like when leave things in the sun and they should not be used for such repairs. Most sellers don't bother to mention the temperature and they are probably selling the low temperature hot glue sticks.
had the same laptop hp15-bw, shit hinge broken in one year. had to use that a+b 302 mix glue, applied it once and is still strong, but now i can't access my power button, as long as its working fine it doesn't bother me.
That's all BS that in Australia hot glue doesn't work. Even if you leave a laptop in car it can hardly go above 50C and even if hot glue gets softer it still holds.
If you are in india.normally 42-46 is a maximum temperature. But actually hot glue survived on this days.atleast we have made 20-30 laptops with hot glue they are working perfectly in the summer. Because the glue melting point is far more from the temperature we have in the outdoor. So it is safe to use it
Im curious. If you can make a question to your customers. Why they are repairing their computer and what they use it for. Nobody in my area uses laptops anymore. Its all mobile phone.
That model HP laptop is made from the cheapest most brittle plastic ever. Then the hinge seizes adding to the misery. Cracks instantly when attempting to open.
They say do proper rapair but they have no idea. What can be done in a case like this? Replace a lcd aluminium frame? Where would they take it from? And as you said, who'd pay for it? Sorin's firm is Sustainable
use a socket... hp's are notorious for this failure... suspect its hinge design myself.. the hinge/s seem to tighten over time until they get past design parameter and then fail... caused by not closing the lid from the center... people use the corner of the scren/lid which puts a twisting motion ever so slight and over time of use slowly tightens hinge and hinge failure is end result...
I wouldn't do this, there's a reason hot glue isn't used where there is high stress. Hot glue could be for holding a bezel in place for example. Any kind of epoxy would be miles better than hot glue. Less serviceable? Yes but at least it will hold until the laptop is finally e-wasted. You do have a point about proper repair being outside of what people want to pay. The back lid would easily surpass £30 and computer manufacturers do their damned best to make parts stupidly expensive and hard to find.
Anyone watching, have you come across a laptop keyboard that only starts working after the laptop warms up (playing 1080p youtube vid for 5min), then rebooted? Dell latitude E5420 in my case.
@kblectronix I need to try again tomorrow morning but this morning I lifted the keyboard and used the hair dryer to warm the area of the flat cable connector and the keyboard was detected in the 1st boot. I also found the schematics for the E5420 on Elektrotanya website to study the circuit in that area.
There is a big blob of hot glue sandwiched between screen, backplane, frontcover and the hinge, it will hold longer than the hinge on the other side. ^^
I repair laptops for a living, if you do it right i will last the life time. I never got any return or fail from using hot glue but only if you do it right
@ your comment prove your stupidity , it is not just a hot glue !!it is the way to use it as it has to be very hot and the hinge has to be heated up as well so it bond strong , speaking from experience.I done a lot of these no fail no return . i did my own laptop as well been using it for two years now. so if you don't believe me that's fine but do you think Sorin is lying that he has been using hot glue to repair hinges with zero fail ? if you think he's lying then you are trying to make an excuse for your stupidity
i respect you, but this is not the correct way to fix laptop hinges. this method might be good for temporary use but not suitable for long term. i respect that instead of replacing the broken hinges and damaged laptop body, you chose to diy repair it. i would have used JB weld instead of hot glue.
sorry but seems you are a newbie, I repair laptops for a living, if you do it right i will last the life time. I never got any return or fail from using hot glue but only if you do it the right way. there's a method to make it bond very very strong. watch his other hinge repair vid and you will learn more.
Doggy way is for home customers. And to do proper repair it's too expensive. That's way they make it flimsy and easy to break. Way!!! Elementary Whatson, to buy a new one. Company depend on profit not on repair.. My view over company maintenance.
@@omarhamani2126 epoxy bonds so well especially plastic to plastic it's almost impossible to break it, I fixed 2 Thinkpads with it, same problem, hinge too tight it broke plastic anchors behind. That was 2 years ago, both are still in use and can withstand hot weather. I agree with Sorin it's a cheap repair but customer paid 60 pounds not 30 so I'm on border with this
Thats a terrible repair. None of these glue things work. Im doing these repairs already 3 years. The ones i have done with epoxy also came back after some months. Only way is drill holes in the frame and to use micro screws and nuts. That cant break unless the whole case cracks.
Hello Sorin
really love ur videos
i am a laptop repair technician from Lahore Pakistan
i do repair these kind of hinge repair for 1500 pkr almost 4.40 pounds but we don't use hot glue we remove blind hole from screw then attach it to body and put outside some baking soda oR tissue paper then put some super glue on it when glue gets dry then lose hinge screw then put that hinge back in place and you good to go this way is more stronger then original body life.
@@SyedAliRaza717 could you do a video showing your method bro ?
But superglue is very brittle, and will probably break on a flexing screen. But mixing other ingredients with the superglue as you do, does help.
@@stancentralhq for real bro show us tutorial
My son dropped his laptop bending a hinge and broke a lot of plastic. Repaired it with super glue and hot glue. Thanks to Sorin 👍
Good job mate 👏
Always great to see different fixes. Ill gove hot glue a-try next time.
Wow! What a genius way to fix it!
Thank you for such smarts! 🤝
Nice!
To remove hotglue from parts or to separate em use a couple of drops of IPA on the glue works like magic.
Are you talking about Isopropyl alcohol?
Hi Sorin, Hot glue very useful item for hinge repairing and dissasebly again the laptop.. thank you very much for this videos.
good job seen you do that before well done
Good morning. Nice work.
9:47 for broken 4 screws on main also hot glue to fix?
Nice recharging 🪛 😊
Very Nice! 😎😎😎
I doing it with dental repair kit. No strongest material and is very easy to shaping !
Nice work, thank you. :)
Halo soren tank you for the video OK
Hello 🤝Good Job 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋👋
"HP" = "Hinge Problems" 😉
I use cotton and super glue. Works great 😊
After a long time I saw a hinge repair in your video
Thanks. Good vide. For tge the channel, do not forgot to open the other hinge screw as you teach previusly.
To fix a hinge I personally just use super glue to hold the entire hinge. I prepare the area grinding a bit, dispose the screws and brass and hold everything together with a clamp and move the lid to a certain angle. I never had a model which I cannot service the display if I glue the hinge. I had to do it that way because the bond is way stronger and humidity here can make a hinge not be able to loosen like the other. Now, the big disadvantage is that it leaves a big white trace that can stick to the front surface, not being able to be cleaned. So I have to tape the surrounding surfaces for at least a day to prevent staining the plastic, specially when we have to close the laptop and store it somewhere.
To adjust the hinge I use a hex driver with an adapter. Most common size is 5.5mm, then 5mm, 6mm and rarely 7mm. That way I can safely tune the hinges with minimal force, movement, can deal with extremely hardened hinges with ease and almost always I just have to remove the back cover and the hinge screws.
To finish, if the display frame got deformed or if the hinge now takes more space I grind some plastic from the inside part of the frame to recover space. All the customers I had care about aesthetics.
great but super glue isnt that reliable like in some hinges where the screen flex has to pass under the broken hinge,if you glue it there and at a certain point the flex fails and you have to change it super glue is irreversible yet hot glue you just warm it and do what you want then bond it again,lastly thanks for those driver gauges.
@Naz_gul5 For me it has been the strongest (for small spaces) until now. But in the beginning it wasnt that reliable. What I do is paste, hold, and then reinforce the hinge sides with more glue two times more. I use the 30ml superglue version to steadily put more. The main reason I stick with it is because one day someone brought a FAT and WIDE Intel Dual Core. That was the hardest to open lid I have ever seen. I had to use the same amount of force to open a heavy sliding door to open the lid. I was completely out of options, I couldnt loose the hinges and I couldnt mod the lid with screws (at least not wirh reasonable time). So I just tried anything. I put a lot of superglue on the hinges to bond with all the base and sides. There was a huge amount of height on the sides so the relief was extremely good. It is still fine.
Still, I think it is still good to use hot glue. But I think its more effective when there is more space available, if the entire hinges can be covered and if the hinge is loose enough. One day accidentally drop lots of hot glue over a switch and it took me 1 hour to pry it out, so yeah. I bent so many metal spudgers tried to save it lol
This is like brand new ❤❤😂
Why not add a bit of glue on the other hinge? Its gonna give in naturally at some point?
Sorin! Which eyepieces size are you using to your trinocular microscope please?
Which electric screw driver do you use.. please tell
Laptop hinge has spring loaded friction joint, which becomes harder with passage of time and ultimately hinge uproots from plastic anchoring points. If ignored, other hinge also breaks. During repair, friction must br reduced, by oiling and reducing spring tension. I've repaired few of my laptop hinges and they never break again. Thanks.
I did a very similar repair on a Stone NT310-H. Every single one of those laptops has the same defect where the screen breaks off. I crammed almost a whole stick of hot glue in the side (after confirming that was okay with the customer) and it worked until they god rid of the laptop.
I use epoxy type metal-to-metal/plastic use
"You don't want to be too loose". Good advice
I tried that and it was removed now I use pretty steel
And now it works perglfect
Your skills with hot glue are impressive. Whenever I try to use it, it goes everywhere that I don't want it to go. I suppose it's because I don't get it to the exact temperature, that's my excuse anyhow.
You know, , , You can buy a socket set for real cheap. :-)
But that makes it too easy. :-)
Я использую эпоксидный клей для восстановления креплений, я думаю это надежнее термоклея.
i am curious. Why use hot glue? Why not use something stronger like 2 component epoxy for fix like this?
Easy to remove just in case
There is a video where Sorin is answering this.
He wants a glue that's capable of flexing.
I guess, epoxy and superglue are too brittle.
And I personally think that the issue is that you are usually trying to bond a stiff element made of metal to a flexible element made of plastic. And often, you can flex the plastic from underneath the stiff epoxy. However, a flexible glue will just flex with the plastic, while stretching enough to stay glued to the stiff metal (if the bond is done right: clean surfaces + very hot glue).
@oilybrakes Thank you!!
After trying lots of different glues to fix hinges I now use Fibreglass car filler. It sticks like nothing else. With a bit of practice you can repair the broken plastic parts e.g. the bits where the brass screw lugs have broken off. I find that a stronger and better fix than glueing everything together. I use hot glue for other repairs but not hinges, it just doesn't stick as well to plastic.
@@kblectronix I mean, at the end of the day, surface preparation is key.
But, you know what? I like your idea. Done that too, for other stuff. It's a very strong material.
But don't you think that the fiberglass reinforced putty is difficult to deal with due to the fibers?
There is plastic putty and aluminum putty.
Might be worth trying.
We usually just drill screws through and secure it with nuts then cut them off and file them down so they aren't sharp. I might try this way but with the screws it will never break again. Thanks for your video
Yes. Securing the hinge with screws like you mentioned is the only reliable way to repair the hinge. Hot glue isnt reliable.
@@wayneharvett6170did you try? Lots of comments saying it is reliable
Hello mr Sorin
wich the best hotair station
sugon 8650 or quick 861dw or atten st-862D? for smartphone and laptop repair?
I got one of this hp laptops with a broken hinge and the metal frame that hold the screen was snapped in half but the screen was good lol i did use hot glue but it couldn't hold up i had to screw the hinge with the outer shell the problem is the weak plastic that holds the screws inserts it gets cracked
Heyo. I recently had an HP Omen from 2020 short while running Nvidea's own GPU voltage testing drivers (gaming laptop). I've used the driver on the laptop before without issue, but it occurred after a fresh windows install so I guess whatever feng-shui keeping it alive wasn't there anymore. From watching your videos I think I could fix it easily, or it could be an easy repair. I checked the motherboard over and it looks like a small capacitor near the VRM and GPU chip fried itself. Everything else on the board looks new still, can't see any other damage visually on either side. Haven't tested with a voltmeter yet though. Have any examples like this?
worked on this exact model with exactly the same broken hinge like two pieces in a period of three weeks,whats wrong with this model?
Daaaa,dar partea cu piulitele smulse din laptop si refacute....ai sarito(10:04)! Acum un an am refacut sistemul de balamale al HP-ului baiatului meu si a trebuit sa gauresc carcasa ecranului cu 6 suruburi mici si piulite aferente,alt fel nu se putea,totul era rupt farmitat ,asa ca invatane tu cum ai rezolvat asta.Merci.
One Second glue with pencil scrape or instead ,same glue with baking soda together
Hello master, I've actually tried your hot glue technique 2 times now, i will test it for a third row, at my last testings, I've never succeded to make it stick to the plastic of the screen case, I did every step of the way correctly, I've loosened a little bit the hinge so it causes less stress, then heated up the hot glue to his melting point then applied it on the case then the hinge in a sandwich style exactly the same as you did. Until now my main tool for this kind of repair were epoxy glue but it is true that it is nearly impossible to remove it afterwards so i'm looking to change my way of doing. Does anyone experienced the same issue? Please it would help me a lot to have some feedbacks on everyone who tried this.
Try different brand / better quallity of hot glue. I've noticed some brands doesn't hold at all.
I use glue and baking soda, it works like a charm
There are different grades of hot glue. Some of them melt at low temperature, like when leave things in the sun and they should not be used for such repairs. Most sellers don't bother to mention the temperature and they are probably selling the low temperature hot glue sticks.
had the same laptop hp15-bw, shit hinge broken in one year. had to use that a+b 302 mix glue, applied it once and is still strong, but now i can't access my power button, as long as its working fine it doesn't bother me.
Acrílico autopolimerizante e resina acrílica autopolimerizante
Use a little of cigarettes filter with super glue 💯
use epoxy glue from poundland.
These repair videos show perfectly what notebooks you should not buy (or buy it for 50 bucks and repair it). XD
Waooo, unbelievable how much force needs to be applied to loose that screw. How is it possible that this happened just by itself?
Better than factory
proper hot glue is a proper good solution !
I am 30 from Nigeria and I want to learn the skill , advice me please. I want to make a living through it
Learning is by DOING , only watch 1 youtube video when you Tryed to repair 3 things .
That's all BS that in Australia hot glue doesn't work. Even if you leave a laptop in car it can hardly go above 50C and even if hot glue gets softer it still holds.
The magic of hot glue. 😂😂😂
If you are in india.normally 42-46 is a maximum temperature. But actually hot glue survived on this days.atleast we have made 20-30 laptops with hot glue they are working perfectly in the summer. Because the glue melting point is far more from the temperature we have in the outdoor. So it is safe to use it
Hp Laptop prone to have those problems with hinges
11:18 well i live in Africa even a super glue is not working here lol
Im curious. If you can make a question to your customers. Why they are repairing their computer and what they use it for. Nobody in my area uses laptops anymore. Its all mobile phone.
For me this hot glue is not very safe. I used two component glue to fix it, as all 3 screws were ripped out of the plastic from the screen.
King 👑 of dodgy repair 😂😂😂
That model HP laptop is made from the cheapest most brittle plastic ever. Then the hinge seizes adding to the misery. Cracks instantly when attempting to open.
This HP model failed us on hinges 😢
They say do proper rapair but they have no idea. What can be done in a case like this? Replace a lcd aluminium frame? Where would they take it from? And as you said, who'd pay for it?
Sorin's firm is Sustainable
Maan, I got two personal laptops with this hinge bs. Why is it so common??
Some people probably want for cheap for you to repair what the manufacturer made to break lol
use a socket... hp's are notorious for this failure... suspect its hinge design myself.. the hinge/s seem to tighten over time until they get past design parameter and then fail... caused by not closing the lid from the center... people use the corner of the scren/lid which puts a twisting motion ever so slight and over time of use slowly tightens hinge and hinge failure is end result...
Repaired hundreds of broken laptops and hinges with JB weld epoxy
I wouldn't do this, there's a reason hot glue isn't used where there is high stress. Hot glue could be for holding a bezel in place for example. Any kind of epoxy would be miles better than hot glue. Less serviceable? Yes but at least it will hold until the laptop is finally e-wasted.
You do have a point about proper repair being outside of what people want to pay. The back lid would easily surpass £30 and computer manufacturers do their damned best to make parts stupidly expensive and hard to find.
I'm thinking about removing my membership subscription... 5 euros and no payd content available on latest 2 months.
Anyone watching, have you come across a laptop keyboard that only starts working after the laptop warms up (playing 1080p youtube vid for 5min), then rebooted? Dell latitude E5420 in my case.
bad earth?
@kblectronix I need to try again tomorrow morning but this morning I lifted the keyboard and used the hair dryer to warm the area of the flat cable connector and the keyboard was detected in the 1st boot. I also found the schematics for the E5420 on Elektrotanya website to study the circuit in that area.
the australians fix it with epoxy then?
It's always with HP the same broken
My lidl is selling black hot glue,
I can't believe
I've used hot glue before, it just breaks again or comes loose, not a permanent fix.
Are you using a hot glue gun, or a heat gun to get it super hot?
Isso é cola quente ?😮 Não segura.
There is a big blob of hot glue sandwiched between screen, backplane, frontcover and the hinge, it will hold longer than the hinge on the other side. ^^
You can make money even by using parts to fix a laptop. You just can't have cheapskate customers 😄😄
Hinge is high stress area. I would never repair it this way. Customer will just break it again, in 3 months you have to do it again for free.
i pretty sure it gonna last more then 3 month if not he is not gonna use this method for decades in hot country yes it won’t last weeks
I repair laptops for a living, if you do it right i will last the life time. I never got any return or fail from using hot glue but only if you do it right
@@Customer22374rt what is the right way? its just glue homie. Hot glue doesnt stick well. U must have a lot of angry customers 🤣
@ your comment prove your stupidity , it is not just a hot glue !!it is the way to use it as it has to be very hot and the hinge has to be heated up as well so it bond strong , speaking from experience.I done a lot of these no fail no return . i did my own laptop as well been using it for two years now. so if you don't believe me that's fine but do you think Sorin is lying that he has been using hot glue to repair hinges with zero fail ? if you think he's lying then you are trying to make an excuse for your stupidity
OMG WHAT ARE YOU DOING??????????????????
But that laptop got a hard time.
i respect you, but this is not the correct way to fix laptop hinges.
this method might be good for temporary use but not suitable for long term.
i respect that instead of replacing the broken hinges and damaged laptop body, you chose to diy repair it.
i would have used JB weld instead of hot glue.
sorry but seems you are a newbie, I repair laptops for a living, if you do it right i will last the life time. I never got any return or fail from using hot glue but only if you do it the right way. there's a method to make it bond very very strong. watch his other hinge repair vid and you will learn more.
This waste cost less than 60£
Can I start this career without enough money sir?
You need some tools. And go ahead and watch a lot of older videos from this channel
nope
Doggy way is for home customers. And to do proper repair it's too expensive. That's way they make it flimsy and easy to break. Way!!!
Elementary Whatson, to buy a new one. Company depend on profit not on repair..
My view over company maintenance.
Thats going to break again, Apoxy better
I'm guessing you're new to the channel sir.
You havent watched enough of these videos, I have replicated this repair over a dozen times and all still working.
@@omarhamani2126 epoxy bonds so well especially plastic to plastic it's almost impossible to break it, I fixed 2 Thinkpads with it, same problem, hinge too tight it broke plastic anchors behind. That was 2 years ago, both are still in use and can withstand hot weather. I agree with Sorin it's a cheap repair but customer paid 60 pounds not 30 so I'm on border with this
Apoxy results in acne... You need epoxy 😅
You are right, for this model hot glue not work properly
If that is not a type of miracle glue, that will not last! Talking from a huge amount of experience.😩
Thats a terrible repair. None of these glue things work. Im doing these repairs already 3 years. The ones i have done with epoxy also came back after some months. Only way is drill holes in the frame and to use micro screws and nuts. That cant break unless the whole case cracks.
dodge repair :)
горячий клей китайские сопли это не решение это бред! Есть такой клей кафутер вот им нужно! Через пару дней эти сопли отвалятся благополучно!