Could you measure how thick this type of washer would need to be since you should have both the factory and traditional screws?Yeah, you'd probably need a couple of them depending on the thickness, but that sounds like a reasonable workaround
Could you measure how thick this type of washer would need to be since you should have both the factory and traditional screws?Yeah, you'd probably need a couple of them depending on the thickness, but that sounds like a reasonable workaround
I can check it sometime next week. The t620 is a key part of my production network atm and I really don't want to take it down before I receive parts needed to get my main host back up.Could you measure how thick this type of washer would need to be since you should have both the factory and traditional screws?
Makes sense. If you can measure the thickness, I'm sure I could find the part number at digikey/mouser or maybe even home depot/lowes.I can check it sometime next week. The t620 is a key part of my production network atm and I really don't want to take it down before I receive parts needed to get my main host back up.
Sorry for the really late reply. I've finally found some time to take that t620 down and measure the screw. The part that goes under the m.2 drive is 1.3mm thick. I'm not sure if they make any washers/spacers with this thickness but if you find one please let us know.Makes sense. If you can measure the thickness, I'm sure I could find the part number at digikey/mouser or maybe even home depot/lowes.![]()
If you can figure out the washer size using this chart, then I think finding one at mcmaster-carr should be pretty easy:Sorry for the really late reply. I've finally found some time to take that t620 down and measure the screw. The part that goes under the m.2 drive is 1.3mm thick. I'm not sure if they make any washers/spacers with this thickness but if you find one please let us know.
EDIT: I've created a 3D model of the part. It's probably not very good for printing, for now I just tried to make reproduction of the original part to share some accurate dimensions. In the original part the screw goes through a metallic insert with an outside diameter of 3.5mm. One end of the insert is threaded just enough to keep the screw captive.