T510i Built in mic problem.

Hi All,
My T510i mic that is built into the screen has been faulty from new. I cannot send back to be fixed because I cannot do without the notebook for a week. I use it for work. I also could do with the mic working as I talk to a remote worker via Skype every day and don't want to carry around mic/headphones all the time.
If i tap the right hand silver bracket which connects the screen, the mic sometimes works. I think the mic cable may be damaged at this location.
Hows the easiest way to sort it out without loosing the notebook?
Brian.

hey zz000mm,
with regards to this kindly download the Hardware Maintenance Manual here >> http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/63y0536_02.pdf
You may try to get it fix on your own, however let me warn you by saying that any damage incurred on your own will void any warranty that you may have with the unit.
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