Right creaky hinge plastic - internal design and adjustment?

Question

Sadly, it seems my right hinge area is squeaking when I move the whole macbook while the display is open. It's not the actual hinge that's squeaking, but the plastic on the screen bezel that is rubbing against the rest area next to the power button. When I move the macbook, I suspect that it flexes slightly and makes the sound. It's not THAT annoying, but it makes me feel that the macbook is very fragile even though I know it isn't.
My question is what the macbook looks like inside and what would be required to readjust the display slightly so that it doesn't rub. I don't want to send it in and risk being without it for weeks for something like this. I'm relatively comfortable opening things up and if it's something simple, I could probably do it myself.
As I said, it's not the hinge. It's the hinge cover of the display bezel rubbing slightly again the section that's left of the power button.
Thanks for any advice!

Answer 1

I had a similar problem, my whole MacBook's display was squeaking and I hated it. Don't try to fix it yourself I believe this voids your warrenty.
I would send it in. I sent mine in not to long ago. I made an appointment for my local Apple store, and they sent the MacBook in on a Sunday and it arrived Wednesday the following week. That's within 3 days. Apple uses Overnight shipping for their products to be repaired.
The result I got from my MacBook fixed was a new screen with no creaks. I am very happy with my decision. It was also completely free of chage, since I had Apple care. If I didn't own it, it would've costed me 280.00.
Good luck.
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