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Hello HP Community,
I recently acquired a free tech lot from a nearby village and in it was a HP ProBook 6560B Laptop. One thing about this laptop is the fact that the system lid needs to be opened using a plastic pick from my iFixit Toolkit as the computer uses display latches to secure the laptop down. I don’t know how to fix this, hence the reason why I’m asking the community. I hope there is an easy solution to this problem. 😊
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There is no easy solution for that.
You are probably better off using the current method of opening it, unless you can scavenge a display assembly from a non-booting 6560B parts candidate.
It would require removal, disassembly and inspection of the display to see what part(s) are missing.
I am looking at the Maintenance & Service guide for the 6560B and I do not see a display latch as part of the cover assembly.
I also checked the HP PartSurfer data for your laptop and do not see the latch sold separately.
https://partsurfer.hp.com/partsurfer/?searchtext=A0X41LPR&searchby=product
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There is no easy solution for that.
You are probably better off using the current method of opening it, unless you can scavenge a display assembly from a non-booting 6560B parts candidate.
It would require removal, disassembly and inspection of the display to see what part(s) are missing.
I am looking at the Maintenance & Service guide for the 6560B and I do not see a display latch as part of the cover assembly.
I also checked the HP PartSurfer data for your laptop and do not see the latch sold separately.
https://partsurfer.hp.com/partsurfer/?searchtext=A0X41LPR&searchby=product
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I am certain that I have the ProBook 6560B Model. I’ll see if I can track down a non-working model and see if that fixes my problem. Thank you for your best advice. 😊
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You're welcome!
Have a great weekend!
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