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MSI GE76 Raider Broken Hinge Repair Without Replacement Parts
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- čas přidán 30. 08. 2023
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my MSI GS66 just had the left hinge break a couple of days ago and with the help of this video I was able to fix it last night! Thankyou so much! I don't think I could have been able to do half as good of a job without this video.
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I've watched quite a few videos to figure out what to do with my broken hinge ( MSI GE 76 RAIDER). M SI would take weeks at my expense; local shops estimated in the $200+ range after waiting for new parts... So it looks like you have the best solution. I spent about 10 bucks on the JBWELD and a small clamp, watched your video several times and tried your solution. This morning I unclamped the repair, put it back together and it is like new. Thank you for your great solution!!!
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Thank you so much for this video. This exact thing happened to me same laptop same hinge same issue. Thank God I came across this video. Great work my guy👍👍
@@jaredjaikaran6370 Hope you were able to fix yours. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe so others can find my videos and possibly consider watching a few others and commenting to get the algorithm to recommend my channel. Thanks!
Hey there, I had this exact issue and thanks to your video my laptop is back in order. I just wanted to say thank you so much!!
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@@ItsBinhRepaired Done & done! Also sent you a little something through Patreon because I couldn't get Paypal to cooperate. :)
Thanks!
fixed it today with JB Weld, GE76 Raider, its like brand new.. Thank you!
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Nice job this is a pretty good tutorial on hinge repair a more recent laptop... If I see anyone asking about repair this model I'll send them here...
Personally I would have removed the screen to get better access but 100% understand why you didn't as it's a bit** to get that screen off the lid...
And your approach seems more practical and easier than messing with the screen...
I do it this way now
was shocked and happy to get a video for a ge76 rn, im deciding to get this used and hoping the hinge wont fail if i be gentle with it
Hopefully
Thank you, my laptop also experienced the same thing, after seeing this video it can finally be fixed
my laptop MSI GP76 Leopard
Awesome, hope the repair goes well!
Did it work on that one? I have the same one and issue
Last time I ever buy MSI crap again
All the brands have this issue. It's the stupid smaller bezels.
This just happened to me. It's 9 months old and I'm in Thailand my warranty is no good here
@@zeusconquers jbweld time
@@ItsBinhRepaired bro my screen went out last night too. It was on yesterday but I closed it opened it again and black unresponsive screen. Is this a big problem or did it just get disconnected
@zeusconquers likely broke the lvds cable or cracked the screen
Thank you so much! I did this today and it seems to have worked like a charm! You saved my laptop ❤🙏🏻
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I did this repair, but instead of gluing the whole hinge I used jb weld and glued the screw mounts back into place making sure they were centered. After the epoxy started to set I carefully and loosely put in the screws just to make sure everything was aligned perfectly. Then clamped and let it cure. Works like new and I am able to remove the screws if needed. Hope it holds up.
Likely will break pretty fast. I used to do that, but it always failed.
My hinge isn't broken... yet... but I can feel it's dislodged from where it should be.
So I'm just keeping this in my back catalogue and not shutting the screen until I plan to transport the laptop.
Big thanks in advance for calming my nerves about the assembly, I was worried I'd ruin the screen just trying to pull back the adhesive layer - pulling down works great for a check.
Might want to open it up and check to tighten the screws. You don't want it to break and risk cracking the screen.
Finally gor around to checking the screws@@ItsBinhRepaired , they all seemed tight and I think the clicking and looseness I felt was the plastic cap had come loose. Snapped it back into place and everything seems fine! (still minimizing how much I open and close this thing though.)
Nice!
Mine just broke today after years of use. I will follow this video this weekend and try to repair it. Thanks!
Don't cheap out on the glue. Original jbweld is the only one that'll work.
@@ItsBinhRepaired got it!
@cheloi1805kami devcon plastic steel might also work lol but other than that, don't try anything else.
thanks buddy!
@@usingit no problem
Just got this problem this morning. Will have to keep the screen open from now on. The JB Weld looks like it could get messy.
Only if you don't know what you're doing.
@@ItsBinhRepaired Exactly. Most people viewing this video have never used JB weld on a laptop.
Hence my instructions. Lol
i have the same laptop, no hinge problem though.Mostly i hardly close and open the laptop, its almost always opened. Also u gotta close and open the laptop properly (from the middle not the corners).
@@tomng1907 basically bad design. Lol
Mine broke after purchasing for only 1-2 months I think and I can’t really find a good local repair store for it either since I live in Thailand smh.. I gotta try your method and see what happened.. mine is Msi katana gf66
Make sure to use jbweld. Other glues aren't good enough.
I HAVE A GP76 12UH AND THE HINGE GET OFF THE LID BUT THE SCREW ARE TIGHTEN SHOULD I REMOVE THEM OR JUST DO THE PROCESS WITH THE SCREWS ON THE HINGE
Remove the screws.
Your video was super helpful and I was able to repair the hinge with JB weld. However, I think in the process I may have loosened the cable or something. When I turn the laptop back on, there are horizontal lines at regular intervals maybe like every 2 mm it slips between screen, horizontal line screen, horizontal line. it doesn't seem like when you physically damage a certain area of the screen and just stop area gets lines in it. It almost seems like the little cable that goes through near the bottom left was loosened or damaged. Do you have any videos on how to access that to check and see if maybe the cable just came loose?
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@popeyefur Damn i came back this morning after weekend and find out that i have those same lines as you. 3 lines at the very bottom of the screen. Yet i havent' touch it or did any kind of reparation. I left it open for the weekend and boom, somehow they apparead. Have u find a way to fix the problem ? That cant be my cable cause i left my laptop open.
What a legend... i just had the same hinge snap on my ge66 raider and i'm 100% doing this. What a lifesaver thanks a lot also I liked and subbed. I was going to buy a new top case for it but this is a much easier fix as the left hinge feels to be sturdy still and i assume id have to remove the bottom case and lots of components to be able to replace the top case anyways. Appriciate your vid keep up the awesome repair vids!
Awesome! Hope the repair goes well. :)
@@ItsBinhRepaired thanks you think it will still work if that long loose plastic piece that you put in at the end is broken and not able to be put back?
The bezel? Or the piece above the hinge beneath the bezel?
@@ItsBinhRepaired the little piece you lay above the hinge... looks like a piece to keep the hinge lined up or something.
@@mattgee4556 I think it'll be ok without it if you lost it.
I love this video, I am going to try this repair tonight, as my hinge on the right side of my laptop broke the other day. One thing I am uncertain about is the little plastic piece that sits over the hinge. Is that part essential, I don't have it on my hinge and am now guessing that it would have fallen out somewhere. Any thoughts?
Also, thank you in advance!
It's just cosmetic. Make sure to use jbweld and not some other random epoxy
Sounds good, I appreciate it! Great video and production value. I will shoot you something after, assuming it works, as you will have saved me a great deal of time and money.@@ItsBinhRepaired
Awesome! Fingers crossed*
@@ItsBinhRepaired It worked great! Gave you a sub and donation. Glad you're making this type of content for people like me!
@@danielwithers5578 awesome! Thank you so much!
Sigh this just happened to me. Exactly the same break.
Yup, bad design. Should be a class action lawsuit.
You're amazing, thank you so much!!!
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Done! Thanks! @@ItsBinhRepaired
@@Marcus56667 no problem
This video doesn't consider the reason why the hinge broke away from the lid in the first place. The lock nut on the hinge needs to be loosened (as this is the typical reason for lid/hinge breaks) so that it doesn't create undo stress on the threaded inserts on the lid. Simply caking it with J.B. Weld is pure amateur hour. Its messy and if you don't do it correctly the bezel won't go back on properly. This one-time fix guarantees the hinge will have to be replaced along with the lid if you ever have problems with the lid in the future. This unit would need a complete break down to address the seizing of the hinge.
Once you address the seized hinge by loosening the lock nut. I use LePage Super Glue Gel to reform the plastic around the threaded inserts and then Hot Glue the surrounding area to provide the maximum bonding area before putting the lid back together.
In 17 years professionally I have not had a single issue with this process.
Disclaimer: This isn’t a slight against the creator of this video. He obviously knows his way around a computer. As a technician and a business owner this would not be addressing the problem at hand and would be unacceptable in my view.
Lol... except that's not the issue. The issue is it's a design flaw, which is caused by the desire for thinner screens with narrower bezels. The hinge is too narrow, so there is too much torque on the screw mounts. Yes, you can loosen the hinges, but then you get a floppy screen that falls over too easily.
By flooding the hinge with jbweld, it holds the hinge at the top and bottom as well as closer to the part that rotates, giving it a much better bond and more leverage. As for the bezel not going on, a thin plastic film is put over the jbweld and the bezel is put back before the jbweld hardens to ensure proper fit and placement of the hinge as well.
Hot glue?! I can tear hot glue apart with my hands. That will do absolutely nothing to hold the hinge other than to keep it aligned while the other glue sets.
I've had maybe 2 out of the hundreds come back, and that's because I tried to keep the functional screws in use... bad idea.
I had my Mechanical Engineer son in law make me flat spring clamps for each side (bent flat steel stock) because the jbweld solution didn't hold together more than a few months. With the flat clamps in place, the hinge functions as it should. The clamps tend to stay mostly in place, even with the lid closed. The tech at the repair shop who did the jbweld bit for me said that he could not loosen the spring/bolt of the original design. Dunno if he actually forgot to try it when I told him that it need to be loosened.@@ItsBinhRepaired
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Wuh?
so would using the jb weld method be better than just replacing and getting new hinges? what method would last longer?
Jbweld will last longer if you do it right. Look how many people's hinges broke.
Long time msi consumer, not anymore !
All the brands have this issue sadly.
I don’t know I previously had an asus strix, no issues, if I knew XD
Yeah :(
Ty for the, gonna give it a try
Hope it goes well
Is JB-Weld just epoxy resin?
No, don't use the clear stuff. Only the black and white ones.
I bought this model computer in 2021. Model is MSI GE 76 RAIDER. But 3 months ago, its right and left hinges broke. I am really sad. I was looking for a solution on the internet. Does your solution still work?
Why would it stop being a solution? Lol
I'm happy for you@@ItsBinhRepaired
If both broke I'd just give up and replace the lid...
@mangakey nah, it's still repairable
@@ItsBinhRepaired I didn't mean it wasn't still fixable. I'm just saying me "personally" if the lid broke in 2 place or twice in the same place. i wouldn't trust it so I just replace it...
lol looks MSI planned it well. Mine broke yesterday GE66 right side
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If I buy a replacement hinge assembly from MSI it's going to include the plastic housing that all the screws are supposed to be set into, would it require full disassembly to replace this part? The hinge assembly is about 40 dollars.
The plastic housing? You mean the entire screen backing? Because any less than that and you won't be able to do it
@@ItsBinhRepaired The plastic that the screw mounts are supposed to be seated in, in my case that is what is broken.
@@seanreilly6618 did you watch the video all the way through?
@@ItsBinhRepaired yup
@@seanreilly6618 how would you replace the plastic?
Can you substitute jb weld for superglue?
No, don't. Super glue does not harden when used in large quantities.
How much would be the prices to order parts for that exact problem in US
No idea
would liquid nails work with this?
No
Anyone out there try this? How’s it holding up?
@@themakerken3453 of course
The idea of loosing the laptop hinge after buying the new laptop will prevent this kind accident?
No. If you loosen the hinge, your screen will fall over.
@@ItsBinhRepaired(of course not that loose .) so what would the best choice for that kind of laptop? (Like the msi,
Are all msi has small or fragile hinge?)
@@whome6496i work in a repair shop sadly all brands of windows laptops have at least one model that has this as a common failure lol
@@whome6496lifting from near the hinge as well as the top of the display will help to reduce stress in hinge points
It'll flop over. Lol
dont buy consumer grade laptop
for instance hp zbook they are well built
Usually
All of these comments and people having the same problem, and I am one of them what does that tell you all? I'm so disappointed in MSI, this model SHOULD'VE been in much better build quality, it's not midrange or budget, at least make the border metal or something rather than sticking hinges on bad plastic that wear off after warranty ends, this sucks and dirty step from MSI.
This tells you that there needs to be a class action lawsuit.
@ItsBinhRepaired I'm with y'all, heart and soul.
@@ahmaddiamond7 yup
No way i can do this on my own
:(
specs?!
No idea
@@ItsBinhRepaired plus mine has a hinge problem mine is a msi gf66 the hinge is getting lose and can u tell me how to fix the screen issue
If it's broken, you'll need to use jbweld to epoxy it in place. I have videos of that process on multiple models.
@@ItsBinhRepaired thx
Hope you were able to fix it