Hey Guys

I bought my n900 around four months ago, and everything was perfect then. Recently i,ve noticed that when i press the bottom middle section of touchscreen, it gives a creak sound. Tough sound is not much audible, you can feel the 'creak'. it can be very irritating sometimes, although the touch screen works perfectly there and i have also performed a dead pixel test. Sometimes the creak is loud sometimes its not very loud.

So any ideas how to solve this problem, maybe by tightening the screws or something like that. Thanx in advance

i have the same problem,i think the touch screen part is not tightly secured around the lcd

get a thin piece of paper and run it under the rim around the screen, the screen gets stuck to the grime.

Hey can you please give me more detailed instructions on how to do that. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Try this...
Lock your device (this stops the touchvibrate function), and try to see if it creaks. Sometimes i misstook the creak for the weak vibrate on touch function perhaps that's what is happening to you.

really just get a really thin piece of card, or paper, and run it under the rim with the nokia logo on it that goes around the screen, then the click/creak will go away
unless of course it is a really weak vibrate or you have screen sounds on?

No karimko actually theres a difference between vibration and 'creak'. thats why i have turned on vibration to minimize the effects of creak. so when i press that area the creak comes first then the vibration. it only happens in that area not any other area. anyways thanx for ur concern and plz advise me how to stop this menace

Where the screen is creaky, there might be a small gap between your screen and the metal rim.

You can gently press the screen on the side where you located the creaky sound and stick a small piece of paer between the screen and the metallic rim.

u mean from the front. wont it look ugly?

mine did this a few weeks after i got the phone, was more of a light click sound when touching the bottom centre area of the screen, but its not as bad these days though, ill defo try 'dscobsct's' advice next time it does it, cos it is rather annoying!