This one caused more problems/annoyance for me, than initially expected. It becomes very easy however, after you get the hang of it.
1. The captive screws stick out when the top cover is removed, interfering with opening the display 180 degrees. It's best to open the device 180 degrees, whilst holding it bottom up in the air. This way the captive screws fall inside their holes, and don't interfere with the hinges anymore.
2. My display back-light didn't work, initially. Got it to work by gently pressing the on-screen side display connection, hidden under the bezel. So not the connector on the mother-board, but the other side of the cable where it connects to the screen. I'm a bit wary about this, but will see how long it lasts. So it's best to test if everything works, before installing the bezel!
3. Be careful when opening and closing the lid the first couple of times, the bezel could bend and break at the bottom of the screen if it isn't installed correctly.
The back-light on my brand-new framework initially didn't work.
Thought I had a DOA for 3 hours straight, whilst not wanting to give up getting it to work. Then it suddenly started to work, after I gently pressed on the display-to-cable connection... So not the display connector on the motherboard, but the other side underneath the bezel.
Not sure if I should be wary about a possible bad connection, or if the display reed-sensor is somewhere in that area causing a bad reading...
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This one caused more problems/annoyance for me, than initially expected. It becomes very easy however, after you get the hang of it.
1. The captive screws stick out when the top cover is removed, interfering with opening the display 180 degrees. It's best to open the device 180 degrees, whilst holding it bottom up in the air. This way the captive screws fall inside their holes, and don't interfere with the hinges anymore.
2. My display back-light didn't work, initially. Got it to work by gently pressing the on-screen side display connection, hidden under the bezel. So not the connector on the mother-board, but the other side of the cable where it connects to the screen. I'm a bit wary about this, but will see how long it lasts. So it's best to test if everything works, before installing the bezel!
3. Be careful when opening and closing the lid the first couple of times, the bezel could bend and break at the bottom of the screen if it isn't installed correctly.
The back-light on my brand-new framework initially didn't work.
Thought I had a DOA for 3 hours straight, whilst not wanting to give up getting it to work. Then it suddenly started to work, after I gently pressed on the display-to-cable connection... So not the display connector on the motherboard, but the other side underneath the bezel.
Not sure if I should be wary about a possible bad connection, or if the display reed-sensor is somewhere in that area causing a bad reading...