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<blockquote data-quote="RMF" data-source="post: 5084788" data-attributes="member: 602771">Gday all, and sorry for my first post being a question, but ive purchased a 8120 from the USA, but there is a problem with the screen position when set to &#039;0&#039; in the memory.The angle is a few degree&#039;s off, with the bottom of the screen sitting out slightly, not flush as it should be.When i open and close it after loading a dvd etc. it closes to the flush vertical position, but then immediately the bottom pops back out as mentioned.The problem is that after turning off, it should return to the memorized &#039;0&#039; position, but it is still slightly open.Ive tried all sort of resets, but no good.Sending back to the US from Australia for repair is not an option, so im hoping someone may be able to advise if there is a way to adjust this angle slightly.Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to give.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RMF, post: 5084788, member: 602771"] Gday all, and sorry for my first post being a question, but ive purchased a 8120 from the USA, but there is a problem with the screen position when set to '0' in the memory. The angle is a few degree's off, with the bottom of the screen sitting out slightly, not flush as it should be. When i open and close it after loading a dvd etc. it closes to the flush vertical position, but then immediately the bottom pops back out as mentioned. The problem is that after turning off, it should return to the memorized '0' position, but it is still slightly open. Ive tried all sort of resets, but no good. Sending back to the US from Australia for repair is not an option, so im hoping someone may be able to advise if there is a way to adjust this angle slightly. Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to give. [/QUOTE]

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