After reading the post above me, I took the back off and what do you know.. NO SCREEN LIFT
Hello all...new guy here...just got my nexus 7 and really love it but like some I've got slight screen lift on the left side.Apart from that everything else is flawless.I did a lot of reading and actually fixed it myself.You must know a little about electronics to try but what I did after opening was to tighten all screws then I noticed what I believe to be the culprit of the left side lift.If you look about half way down on the left where the black sponge pad is just beside this is a plastic guard or piece next to the silver bezle.This is right where I get lift with the back on.I carefully took tweezers and snapped off the middle of the black guard and to my surprise the lift was gone.I think the middle of that piece was sticking up just enough to lightly press up the left side.This might not be the only cause of the lift but it seemed to fix my nexus.Hope everyone is enjoying there nexus 7 as much as me....cheers!...also mine was from the C70 batch...![]()
Makes you wonder why that was added in the first place......that plastic piece seems to serve no real purpose
Can anyone post a photo of the black piece in question?
Thanks. :thumbup:
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A picture sure would help if anyone has the chance. Even if you take a picture of where it was and just draw a red circle right around the area. I am still not clear if this piece is on on the back itself or on the main unit. If it is the main unit, do you have to unscrew any parts to access the tab to cut it or is it just easily accessible once the back is off?
Thanks.
I decided to take my C70 apart and see if I could fix it. It was more of the creaking noise that was bothering me. Anyway, I was ready to break or cut off tabs that have been mentioned. After taking it apart though I tightened all the screws. I was surprised to see how loose all the screws were. I tightened them all down (gently) and put it back together. This has seemed to fix my problem.
So, before you start cutting or breaking things I would definitely suggest trying the screw tightening trick first.