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Its just flex in the housing, its perfectly natural, the screen casing is designed to be removed as far as i'm aware, buzzing over the service manual i think it can be taken off without much modification to the phone.

They keyboard is also more flex i believe, but its no sign of being loose, but the more we tamper with it, the easier its getting to push it around.

Re: Is this grounds for return? Pic included of faults.
 

this is talkin about loose chrome and keybord bezel.

i got a clicking noise only in the upper part of the chrome on screen. thankfully, no issues on the keyboard. my n900 is 2 and a half month old

on this issue nothing to worry too much, as long as the phone is functioning well, but i guess no malfunctions will occur due to loose chrome and bezel.

Re: Is this grounds for return? Pic included of faults.
 

None of these prbs in my phone. Bcz of following reasons:

1. I purchased genuine Nokia and not China N900 ;)
2. I purchased first hand :D
3. I paid full price :cool:

Re: Is this grounds for return? Pic included of faults.
 

i had a clicking noise in the top-middle part of the screen too and for me this one helped:

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...7&postcount=78

Re: Is this grounds for return? Pic included of faults.
 

1. There are no N900 produced in china
2. Where is the difference between delivery directly to you, or first to a reseller?
3. Poor you... (btw. I paid the full price, too. Directly from Nokia :D)

Re: Is this grounds for return? Pic included of faults.
 

Dear where I said you that you did any of these?


;-)

Anyhow whats in ur mind is right.. :),, just kidding

Re: Is this grounds for return? Pic included of faults.
 

This trick has worked for me and a few other people with this problem (the scren problem)- cleaning the gap/area around the gap between display and bezel with a piece of paper (http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...037#post589037)