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Hi,
I was moving and saw that a plastic piece had broken off what goes across the bottom of my HP Pavilion 27xw monitor. I was wondering if the following part is replaceable:
I tried looking at the HP parts website and a couple third-party websites but didn’t have any luck.
Thank you!!
Andrew
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I was unable to find any parts. I did find a defective monitor for sale on eBay that seems to have a good frame. However, I have bought used 27in monitors at goodwill for a lot less than the shipping price of that defective eBay one.
Your frame is not cracked where the switches are located and I assume the crack does not affect the display. Either superglue or a small fiberglass cloth plus the epoxy will keep the frame from getting worse.
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I was unable to find any parts. I did find a defective monitor for sale on eBay that seems to have a good frame. However, I have bought used 27in monitors at goodwill for a lot less than the shipping price of that defective eBay one.
Your frame is not cracked where the switches are located and I assume the crack does not affect the display. Either superglue or a small fiberglass cloth plus the epoxy will keep the frame from getting worse.
Thank you for using HP products and posting to the community.
I am a community volunteer and do not work for HP. If you find
this post useful click the Yes button. If I helped solve your
problem please mark this as a solution so others can find it
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