From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   Something loose in Denmark for 375 (Euro or $) sounds like a short term   
   fling...   
      
   It is very uncommon to have keys for a PS/2.   
      
   In all my years of fondling Model 95s, I have never had a loose bezel   
   because of a keylock, working or not. Can't remember locking a PS/2,   
   except for a (very) few times when I had a key.   
      
   The 95 front bezel has two "hooks" at the top which fit into two   
   matching holes in the metal of the 95 case. The bottom edge latches snap   
   onto the metal at the bottom of the case. The keylock tab rotates into a   
   hole in the metal drive retainer and prevents one from pulling the   
   bottom edge of the plastic front bezel away from the bottom of the case.   
      
   The keylock has nothing to do with tightening the front bezel to the case.   
      
   Front plate? You mean the outer plastic fram bezel that surrounds the   
   drive bay bezels, or do you mean the flat metal drive retainer that   
   holds the drives in place?   
      
     https://www.ardent-tool.com/85_95/Case_Open.html   
      
   Carsten Lyng wrote:   
   > The front plate is loose because the keyloack does not work ( can it be   
   fixed ?)   
      
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