Lower Case noise when I touch it

when I touch the Lower Case create a noise.
I've recorded a video when the Lower Case made noise.
http://youtu.be/-Ka-zSEwOl0
should i care for this?

have you checked to see that all the screws holding the lower case on a tight? Sometimes they can come loose.

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