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Raspberry Pi 4 case screw type

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Hi,

of the 4 screws that came with my case, one does not seem to work properly.

Can you tell me (and future visitors of this post) the type of screw you used so I can get a replacement at my local hardware store?

Other than that, I really love the case! Great work!

  • 1 month later...

I have the same issue as caselover. Three screws worked fine, but one was definitely cross-threading; tried several of the screw holes with that one screw and all felt the same, but with the other screws they went in without any problem.

 

I just need ONE screw, as does caselover, or some way to determine the screw type.

  • 6 months later...
On 10/10/2019 at 3:19 AM, CombatIneffective said:

I have the same issue as caselover. Three screws worked fine, but one was definitely cross-threading; tried several of the screw holes with that one screw and all felt the same, but with the other screws they went in without any problem.

 

I just need ONE screw, as does caselover, or some way to determine the screw type.

I finally found the screw type! Look for "M2.5" screws with 10mm length and an appropriate (i.e. not too large) screw head.

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