Re: Satellite 2455-305 screen issue
"DW" <ahrder@msn.com> wrote in message news:QBG6g.4956$g01.287@trnddc01...
> More information about the problem:
> If I remove the front bezel of that cover the screen edges, this problem
> appear to go away. While the front bezel is off, I look for any switches
> (or sensors) where the front bezel goes in, especially at the bottom near
> the hinge area and could not find any. Now I am really puzzeled, what
> could cause such problem with front bezel installed?
> DW
> "DW" <ahrder@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1ey6g.9598$b77.3083@trndny03...
>>I have a strange issue on the screen for my 2455-S305. I need to open the
>>screen all the way to the back before I can turn the latop on with the
>>power button. When the laptop is on, if I move the screen closer from its
>>far back position, the laptop will think I closed the screen all the way
>>and turn itself off. If I move it back all the way, it will behave just I
>>like I open the screen from its standby.
>>
>> I guess it is the switch that detect the screen postion issue. The switch
>> won't think the the screen is open until it is open to far back position.
>> I tried to look for that switch and could not find it. Does anyone know
>> where the switch is for Satellite 2455-S305?
>>
>> Thanks in advances for any helps and hints!
>>
>> DW
>>
>
>
If you turn the bezel over and look at the lower left hand side, you will
notice a magnet. The board with the power button, etc. on it has some sort
of sensor that sits right beneath this magnet. I'd assume that this
magnet/sensor combo is used to determine if the lid is closed. I'd try
playing around with the magnet, moving it around the bezel, until you can
have the lid at a reasonable angle with the laptop remaining on.
-Greg
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