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HP Envy 13-aq0044nr
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Hello everyone. I received an HP Envy 13-aq0044nr as a gift in the summer of 2019. The laptop was marvelous until three months later, when I needed to send it in for an emergency repair after the charging port emitted smoke. This repair resulted in the replacement of my charging port alongside my motherboard, but the shell remained intact. I take good care of my laptop; I'm currently an at-home student, so this laptop almost never leaves my desk, and I keep it in a large protective case when not in use.  Just this week, I noticed that my laptop shell has begun to come apart at the left corner. There appears to be a small bulge next to the hinge, which has begun to sink in very slightly. The laptop still functions as normal. I've had no change in performance or the display. My main problem is that now, the parts of the shell are separating on the left side, and I'd like to handle this problem before it might get worse. I have not yet contacted HP support because I'm not entirely sure what my issue might be. What's my best course of action in this situation, and if I seek other help, how do I best describe it? Is this due to the previous repairs? Is it something I don't need to worry about?

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@miaAlex

 

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