Lenov Flex 2-15D Ersatzteile

Nabend zusammen,
ich habe heute ein Lenovo Flex 2-15D (Modell NR.: 20377) von einem bekannten bekommen. (5 Monate alt)
Das Teil ist ansich der Hammer. Muss man ja mal sagen.
Allerdings hat es da zwei Mankos die mir arg im Magen liegen.
ersteres : Das Glas hat nen Sprung. Touch ist somit nurnoch auf der rechten hälfte möglich.
Nach langem google suchen habe ich jedoch nichts gefunden zu dem thema.
Gibt es da ersatz Glas? Oder ist es gar nur ein Glas mit angeklebten sensoren?
Wollte es noch nicht ablösen, daher die Frage ob reines Glas mit Sensorleiste oder andere Technik.
zweiteres : Das Flex 2-15D hat kein integriertes DVD/BD Laufwerk.
Allerdings hat das Gerät auch intern nur einen Flachkabel anschluss.
Gibt es da einen Adapter, das ich ein BD Laufwerk nachrüsten kann?
Danke für eure Antworten.
Mfg A.Wenig

Hallo AlexWenig,
danke für deine Anfrage und willkommen im LENOVO-Forum.
Alle Ersatzteile/Komponenten des Flex 2- 15 kannst du über das Hardware Maintenance Manual (Seite 72 Part-List) einsehen:
http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/lenovo_flex_2_14_flex_2_14d_flex_2_15_flex_2_15d_hmm...
Ersatzteile / Komponenten kannst du über den LENOVO Serviceshop bestellen:
https://www.medion.com/lenovoserviceshop/welcome
Schönen Gruß,
Marcel
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hello, i have 50 of these flex 2-15d laptops to image, does update retriever have a catalog file for it, because i am not able to find one?
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muffrider43 wrote:
hello, i have 50 of these flex 2-15d laptops to image, does update retriever have a catalog file for it, because i am not able to find one?
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Good day and welcome to the community.
Acoording to this document:
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkvantage_en/updateretriever_readme_2013-9-3.txt
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Hello zzmxj5,
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