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08-03-2007, 11:13 AM
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 |  Cover to Speaker I orginally posted here that I broken the infrared cover off my phone now I have I feel so silly. I took it to the Verizon shop see if beaming would work (I have never used it) and the guy tells me that what I broke off was the cover on the speaker not the infrared port cover. DOH! He asked me was I hearing sound ok when it rings or when I talk and I am. So he said functionally it is fine. he says I just need to make sure nothing gets in there. So now I ask the question again ....I should just use a few drops of glue to put it back on or should I send it for repair? |
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08-05-2007, 10:03 AM
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| Are you talking about the back cover to your phone? I would think if the case is broken you could glue it together or may a new case.
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08-30-2007, 02:10 PM
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| My cover where the speaker is located is all one piece. If you want to glue , glue....if you want to spend the money get it fixed. The only downside to fixing it yourself is if you put so much glue it gets on the speaker. This is a judgement call that only you can make.....
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| Hi Citylover: Is there any sign of how it was attached before it came off? For example, a little glue on an edge or perhaps it is a "press-in" fitting that maybe bent a bit? Looking at my 650, it appears that the sound comes out of the two middle edges, top and bottom. Looks like you could put a bit of glue at the outside corners, left and right (narrowest corners), without interferring with the sound transmission. In this kind of application, I do not think more would be better. Apply sparingly. SteveTaz
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08-31-2007, 11:25 PM
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| This is the small oval piece in the very center on the front of the phone. it looks like it had 2 posts and yes was "pressed -in" or "snapped in". It shows those posts are in their place in the phone and detatched from the cover that broke off. (I had dropped the phone). Quote:
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09-05-2007, 06:13 AM
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| So did you try the LIGHT application of glue (possibly clear silicone) at the outside corners? SteveTaz
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