Toshiba laptop hinge repair job

[@daz41262010]

when jobs like this look better than the makers makes Sorin look so good :)

[@rashh77]

You are really an awesome guru. Thanks

[@kape9004]

What a nice n easy way to repair the broken hinge on my Toshiba laptop. Thanks for saving me a few quid (UK). I used Super glue and Bicarbonate of soda to glue the broken plastic pieces together. Look this trick up on KZbin. It works great on lots of plastics. Thanks again. Bill K.

[@b.j.surfdog3724]

That's exactly how mine looks except it's black. We must have shopped at the same store. thanks for the video, helpful.

[@cachifori]

Another great video MAESTRO .Gracias Totales

[@lidusreparation7726]

Like Drinking A glass of Water, Amazing! thanks Master!

[@colourking4901]

what is the gum name ? where is the market available in UAE

[@yuanho2883]

You make it look easy!

[@Jorvs]

is there any other Technic or materials in repairing hings? aside from melting a glue stick? or this is a different kind of glue stick?

[@ashongraphael7733]

before i will used the small power supply to look for a problem or short capacitors on a motherboards do i need to add voltage? if yes, how many volts.pls explain because i only see that you used current{amps}....GOD bless you.

[@AhmedVlogs1]

I can't figure out how you opened the top portion of the screen frame..upper two which are without screew?

[@seagorman]

3 great videos uploaded yesterday Sorin, is there anything you cannot fix?

[@magneto6698]

Not sure hot glue is the way to go. If that hinge tightens or even over time, that glue wont cope with the opening and closing forces exerted on it.

[@Fridgemusa]

Hot glue, really?! This is only a temporary fix and the hinges should really have been replaced otherwise it's just going to break again in no time :(

[@Customer22374rt]

wrong . this is a permanent fix only if you do it right

[@suadiadobe3797]

which thing you use for fixing

[@electronicsrepairschool]

hot glue

[@suadiadobe3797]

thanx.. i am in Saudi Arabia can you show me hot glue packing pic.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_odkw=hot+glue&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR3.TRC2.A0.H0.X7mm+hot+glue.TRS0&_nkw=7mm+hot+glue&_sacat=0

[@suadiadobe3797]

thanks

[@coldspring22]

I have exact same problem with my toshiba laptop. The design of hinges with weak plastic attachments are inherently defective and will fail no matter what. Only real solution is to fasten the hinge to back cover using through bolts going right through the back cover. I believe there is class action lawsuit against Toshiba for these defective hinges.

[@time2cclear]

a year later . i have the same problem with mine . i cant close it . i have it on a L piece of wood and i have to keep it open ....... did you hear about the lawsuit on this ? any info , please share . Thank you

[@curan]

Asus, hp and Toshiba, they all have garbage hinges.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

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