Retrofit maintenance cover of notebook?

I have a little problem there, which I hope can help me with expert people here.

I've had an Acer Aspire E5-575G series notebook for years and recently upgraded it with a second hard drive because I still had a free slot. But now this retrofitted hard drive is causing me a lot of trouble.

After some time, the hard drive slips off contact and I have to unscrew the flap on the bottom of the notebook, completely reconnect the hard drive to the contact and screw everything back in again. The whole thing will last four to six weeks before everything starts all over again. This is annoying because I have moved many programs due to the size of the second hard drive.

Is there a maintenance flap with integrated screwdriver to fix the second hard disk?

I'm happy about any serious answer that helps the topic!

Thanks in advance for your assistance!

Love from,

SirDMystery

P.S.: The retrofitted hard drive is an SSD. Brand: Samsung QVO 860 1TB.

Is there possibly a mounting frame for the Hdd, with which the problem could be eliminated by the Hdd would then be firmly mounted.

Was at least not included in the packaging.

Thanks for the tip, I google the same time, whether there's a mounting frame for this SSD!

Find a mounting frame for your notebook model… Not for the SSD.

It will probably not be worth retrofitting a maintenance cover.

Get a mounting frame for the notebook or stick it firmly.