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September 21st, 2002 19:00

How do you replace the bezel

I have a replacement bezel for an 8200 dimension which I'd really like to install. Does anyone know of a link to instructions on how to do this. Dell's website shows a link to 'replacing the bezel' but it doesn't exist. Cust support keeps sending me a link to 'adding parts' which discusses replacing every part of the pc except of course the bezel.



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September 21st, 2002 20:00

Thanks. It is the new clamshell design but Dell sent me a replacement bezel so I can only assume it's replaceable.
Mary G wrote:
- I think your problem might be that the case for the
- 8200 has been changed. It doesn't have a replaceable
- bezel that I can tell. It's the new clamshell design
- like my 4500. I also have a 4100 that has a front
- panel bezel and looked like the 8200. Try this:
- href="http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dzuul/r
- r.htm"
- target=_blank>http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems
- /dzuul/rr.htm I can try and explain-- Remove the
- side panel first and lay the computer down and look
- for the 3 push in tabs at top, middle & bottom. You
- have to press all 3 and the bezel will swing down &
- unhooks from the other side. You can look at your
- manual either your copy or online. If you put in
- your service tag, you might get to the right page.
-
-


Mary G wrote:
- I think your problem might be that the case for the
- 8200 has been changed. It doesn't have a replaceable
- bezel that I can tell. It's the new clamshell design
- like my 4500. I also have a 4100 that has a front
- panel bezel and looked like the 8200. Try this:
- href="http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dzuul/r
- r.htm"
- target=_blank>http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems
- /dzuul/rr.htm I can try and explain-- Remove the
- side panel first and lay the computer down and look
- for the 3 push in tabs at top, middle & bottom. You
- have to press all 3 and the bezel will swing down &
- unhooks from the other side. You can look at your
- manual either your copy or online. If you put in
- your service tag, you might get to the right page.
-
-


Mary G wrote:
- I think your problem might be that the case for the
- 8200 has been changed. It doesn't have a replaceable
- bezel that I can tell. It's the new clamshell design
- like my 4500. I also have a 4100 that has a front
- panel bezel and looked like the 8200. Try this:
- href="http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dzuul/r
- r.htm"
- target=_blank>http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems
- /dzuul/rr.htm I can try and explain-- Remove the
- side panel first and lay the computer down and look
- for the 3 push in tabs at top, middle & bottom. You
- have to press all 3 and the bezel will swing down &
- unhooks from the other side. You can look at your
- manual either your copy or online. If you put in
- your service tag, you might get to the right page.
-
-


Mary G wrote:
- I think your problem might be that the case for the
- 8200 has been changed. It doesn't have a replaceable
- bezel that I can tell. It's the new clamshell design
- like my 4500. I also have a 4100 that has a front
- panel bezel and looked like the 8200. Try this:
- href="http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dzuul/r
- r.htm"
- target=_blank>http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems
- /dzuul/rr.htm I can try and explain-- Remove the
- side panel first and lay the computer down and look
- for the 3 push in tabs at top, middle & bottom. You
- have to press all 3 and the bezel will swing down &
- unhooks from the other side. You can look at your
- manual either your copy or online. If you put in
- your service tag, you might get to the right page.
-
-



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September 21st, 2002 20:00

I think your problem might be that the case for the 8200 has been changed. It doesn't have a replaceable bezel that I can tell. It's the new clamshell design like my 4500. I also have a 4100 that has a front panel bezel and looked like the 8200. Try this:<ADMIN NOTE: Broken link has been removed from this post by Dell>I can try and explain-- Remove the side panel first and lay the computer down and look for the 3 push in tabs at top, middle & bottom. You have to press all 3 and the bezel will swing down & unhooks from the other side. You can look at your manual either your copy or online. If you put in your service tag, you might get to the right page. 

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20.1K Posts

September 21st, 2002 21:00

You might want to edit your previous post. Are you sure you're not talking about the front door/cover for the USB ports? There are instructions in Dell's knowledge base for replacing that. If that's not it, call Dell and they will talk you through it. This is a hardware problem and tech/hardware support can help.

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46K Posts

September 21st, 2002 23:00

Hi,

These should have instructions about removing the hinged front door and drive bay covers on the D/8200.

http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim8200/replace.htm#1109207

http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim8200/replace.htm#1102239

Bev.


3 Posts

September 22nd, 2002 01:00

thanks
shesagordie wrote:
- Hi,
-
- These should have instructions about removing the
- hinged front door and drive bay covers on the
- D/8200.
-
-
- href="http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim8200
- /replace.htm#1109207"
- target=_blank>http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems
- /dim8200/replace.htm#1109207
-
-
-
- href="http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim8200
- /replace.htm#1102239"
- target=_blank>http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems
- /dim8200/replace.htm#1102239
-
-
- Bev.
-
-
-
-



1.9K Posts

September 24th, 2002 01:00


Those aren't the same thing.

Removing the bezel on the Dim43/44/4500 and 8200 are a major PITA.

The top and bottom (gray) panels have to be removed, as well as the bottom "footprint" trim. All of these pieces of plastic skin can be broken if not removed carefully.

There are then three tabs along the (interior) hinge running the length of the bezel that have to be pressed so that the bezel can "swing" away.

It's one of the reasons I do not own any of the new hinged cases. They are cosmetically attractive, but difficult to access and easily scratched/damaged.

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