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‎01-16-2025 06:03 AM

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Product: HP Notebook - 17-by1062st

My laptop screen keeps coming loose on the right side. One of the screws came out at one point; I had saved it and screwed it back in, but it just won't hold tightly no matter what I do. Maybe the screw is stripped?  I assume I need replacement hinge screws but I have no idea what size I would need.  My laptop has a 17" screen and is model 6GR94UA#ABA. (Purchased in 2019)

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‎01-16-2025 09:12 AM

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Hi @Vottofan 

 

The service manual does not specify the type of screw, but if you can purchase the complete screw kit with the following part number, use that part number in a search engine to find a reseller.

 

Screw Kit L22579-001

 

HP 17 Laptop PC Maintenance and Service Guide

 

 

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