One of my macbooks footpad is loose.

[Wie Gehts]

Say, I just noticed that one of the little rubber pads is loose and goes *clack*click* if I tap on it and when I put it down on the table.

Just how are these things attached in the first place? Riveted? A loose rivet would do this. My MB is only a little more than three months old...it HAS to be perfect!

No, seriously, How are these feet connected to the chassis? Anybody know? They aren't screwed on by any chance?

 

[joegomolski]

One of my macbooks footpad is loose.

The footpads! Lame, lame, lame.

I have 2 Powerbooks and both lost footpads. I believe that the footpads where pressed on. No kidding.

You can try glue. But it never worked for me.

For both powerbooks I went out a bought new footpads.

When I got my MBP one of the first things I did was to get a set of footpads and I installed them right away.

 

[Crash-n-Burn]

Here is a place that has replacement feet. I have bought stuff from them before and they are pretty good.

http://www.radtech.us/Products/Pawz.aspx

 

[Wie Gehts]

Thanks guys. Thanks for the link.

I am curious how the originals are attached. Can't be an adhesive because mine
moves in its little 'pocket', but it hasn't come off.

 

[Bobioden]

Why not just pull it off, add some glue and get it to stick again?

 

[Bobioden]

Why not just pull it off, add some glue and get it to stick again?

 

[anirban]

Why not just pull it off, add some glue and get it to stick again?

You would run the risk of damaging the assembly if it uses a different securing mechanism, other than glue or press-fit assemblies.