So embarrassing

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You should pulling apart the interior of a modern car :-)

Michael

You should try detailing one.

-mark

Probably one of those click together plastic ones. Try pushing it in near the middle seems and see what you can find!

Try pressing in the plastic at the join to see if it's glued. If it is you can try running around it with a blade and cutting through. If that doesn't work try the Homer Simpson method and bash it good.

Sounds like you need a technician, David (one who doesn't do dastardly things to your coffee mug).

There might be screws beneath labels on the back, and it's very likely that the case halves have moulded-in clips where they overlap. Try running a small screwdriver or your thumbnail down the crack to see if they'll unclip.

If all else fails, try an American screwdriver (large hammer)....

Good luck Bob

Well you are sooo right Michael .....actually the cig lighter socket on my

David - who did run the lead thru a fuse of course

Michael C wrote:

I will give that a go - otherwise 'THE DREMAL'

David

Dand wrote:

Hi Bob

Yeh, looked behind labels, and tried the crack open technique I use with the old Apple Macs - that thing is sealed up tighter than a nuns 'rosery'

David - who w> Sounds like you need a technician, David (one who doesn't do dastardly

Now Bob, you know that isn't true! There aren't any American screwdrivers anymore becasue they all come from China.

Because a molded plastic space shuttle would burn up on re-entry.

Hi Mike, If it's any consolation, there are no more Australian ones either, for exactly the same reason. :(

Regards Bob

To the OP: Also check the cables, audio connector and the socket on the mb or soundcard, sometimes they fail.

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