Why do the screws untwist and come loose from the cable?
300557
A small tool is provided with the needles to tighten the screws. If you use this tool, you shouldn't have any problems with them coming loose from the cables. These needles are fabulous! I have had no problem with them coming loose as long as I use the tool to tighten the connection. Good luck!
1298999
in this case if u open the back u will see that the wire came loose , i had the same problem ... although the wire is too short to repair .
2241882
Pull you deck out and check all you connections make sure none f them came loose and make sure all your wires are connected with wired caps instead of electrical tape. wire caps work much better and are less likely to com off
2261166
I had no issues. I took out one screw. Attatched the cable and slide the drive in replaced screw. It was a very simple process. I am no expert on computers. I can only share my experience with repairing it.
1011194
Disconnect power. Undo wiring. Remove 2 screws at bottom. And slide out. Very simple.
666804
I've never had that problem. I thread locked the screws even though I thought it was overkill. Perhaps they were screwed in at a bad angle and finally gave out?
2027630
If you are having issues with a GFI tripping unnecessarily, check to see that all the (screw) connections are tight before you replace any thing. A loosened screw on one leg will cause a GFI to trip. This is especially common with aluminum wiring which can loosen over time.
1717767
I have not experienced that problem with mine. I did not have to assemble the unit, so I am not sure what screw you are speaking off. I am sorry I cannot be more helpful.
1561047
My wife has a buzzing noise with her stock cable. We swapped it out and the noise disappeared.
699161
I had the same thing at first, reset the connections, then make sure the screen doesn't lean to far back on reinstall, that pulls the cables. Or it's bad.Good Luck
1676388
You're connection to power is most likely coming loose. Try moving your cable around and reapplying your electrical tape. Let me know if that helps.
1328348
pull the unlock latch, hold with flat head screw driver, and pull the cable. if its old, spray with DW40, if new, reason is the cable is still and you did not roll it back right. its overlapped. hope this helped
2280396
A replacement cable may be needed; make sure it's balanced otherwise you'll keep getting a humming or buzzing. Best suggestion I have, always a good place to start though.
1572786
the wires that you plug it in with are twisted and they make it topple. Just straighten them out or make them longer.
2061591
Hello. That's probably over my tech level but.......you'll have to determine whether it is the physical port, where you plug it in, or an internal connection running from inside the computer, yea I know, no easy feat. Now, it could be your ethernet cable, try another cable first. I would go to the manual and see if there is a "replace your ethernet port". These things are usually pretty sturdy. Try everything else before trying to change out hardware. For what is worth.West
2076588
Take the screw cap completely off and stretch out the metal piece that the bits fit into. Then it should be ok.
908848
Now that you mention it, it was in there pretty tight. I did use the correct type of screwdriver to eventually open. Im looking at the screw that was rremoved and its stripped. I guess I will tread lightly next time the screw needs to be undone. This sounds like its a defect overall in the product workmanship. Good luck.