How do i factory reset my binatone homesurf 8

Turn off your tablet. Press the power button and the down volume then choose factory reset.

Hi try this but follow each step very carefully.
http://www.howtogeek.com/130611/how-to-factory-reset-your-android-phone-or-tablet-when-it-wont-boot/

Dont put it in the fridge.

Do a factory reset its the quickest fix.

http://www.howtogeek.com/130611/how-to-factory-reset-your-android-phone-or-tablet-when-it-wont-boot/

All I want is to unlock pattern for my second hand home surf tablet, I can t do nothing with it so those who say connect it to laptop or PC etc. I need a solution that works and done without having to pay anything.

Hi did the method hold down power button and the Down Volume button when start up screen came on I took my finger off the power button and left hold img the down volume bottom till the started up screen flashed 3 times then automatically rest it self

How do i factory reset appstart tablet? i have tried reset button on back and nothing happens. I cannot get into settings and password recovbery will not work.

my daughter kidzstart Ereadrer wont turn on or charge ive got the usb connected and its still not doing anything . can you help ?

Sounds like it needs a reset.
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http://www.binatonetelecom.com/binaries/content/assets/binatone/products/android-products/homesurf-7/pdf/homesurf_7user_guide.pdf

The manual has very limited troubleshooting, so it looks like you'll need to call them.

Sorry you had such a upsetting accident. Unless you're an electronics repair wizard yourself and know where to get a replacement screen I would make no attempt to fix it myself. Your warranty has just barely started.

It's a brand new unit (just came out) and you'll regret messing around with it trying to get it fixed. I suggest you adjust yourself to being without it for a week or two and get it back like new. As one who has in the (distant) past tried to repair electronics under warranty he wasn't knowledgeable to work on I can testify that the warranty route is the way to go 8^).

Patience, just think of the tablet return the way you thought about it before you bought it... anticipation!

Mikeywaf