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You can't. They're worn out and the way they're manufactured doesn't allow for a easy tightening unfortunately. I would pick up a new / used pair from ebay and then just swap them out.
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1. Yes there is one or maybe two fans inside. most likely 1
2. for these instructions you would need a detailed service manual possibly from toshiba.
3. www.google.com
There should be a panel or two on the bottom... one will cover the memory, the other should cover the hard drive. Open them up to find the hard drive. Remember to unplug and pull the battery out before you begin.
You can download them from here, http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU&mode=allMachines&action=search&teddProduct=532&selShortMod=370
The hinges can be loose in two different areas, but the most popular is the hinge attachment point behind the screen bezel. Remove the rubber screw covers from the bezel, remove the screws, take your finger nailas and from the inside of the bezel pull gently to the outside to release the catches on the screen lid. Start on one side and work your way around the screen until the bezel pops loose. Look at the bottom of the screen and you will see the hinge attachment points. Tighten them up. If you have some locktite this would be a good time to apply it, remove the screws one at a time and replace. To replace the bezel, always start at the bottom and work your way up.
Many laptops have plastic coverings on their hinges. You can can pop these off with a screw driver and sometimes you can reach the screws to tighten the hinges from here. You may be able to tell if the hinge is broken from here as well. Many times, though, the screws holding the hinges in place are located on the bottom and you will have to remove the portion of the case that is covering them. This usually means the entire lower portion of the laptop case to access these screws.
The following website should help you out - if the problem is just a loose hinge. Maybe you've already seen this webpage, but here it is again anyway.
http://www.insidemylaptop.com/tighten-loose-display-hinges-toshiba-tecra-m4-satellite-r15-tablet-pc/
Your problem may be just a couplI used the directions to take off my screen and then found out my hinge was broken.
Good Luck
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