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It isn't the screen that is write protected but the memory card.
Your memory card is an SD type. These cards have a little switch on the card that can write protect or "lock" it. Take the card out of the camera and check this switch. To unlock it, it should be moved towards the edge of the card which has the electrical contacts.
you probably wont have to register but i dont know. but the protection works so that if your Ipod fails (either software or screen stops working) you can send it in for a new one or just get it fixed. i dont know about walmart but the applestore wont fix it if you broke it (cracked screen or dropped in water) unless you pay a little extra $$$
Is it the screen itself or the protective screen that is scratched. If
it's the protective screen, then you can just remove that, but be
warned the lenticular screen is now prone to scratches from kids, dogs
or a clumsy significant other. But if you feel comfortable with no one
bumping into it, then you can remove the protective screen and actually
get a better picture quality with no glare.
If it's the actual lenticular screen (one behind the protective screen)
then your in trouble and it will cost a pretty penny to get fixed. You can
switch it out yourself once you buy a new one, but have two people
handy, the instructions on how to replace should be in the owners
manual.
There are two screens involved here, the protective screen (outer) and fresnel screen (inner). You do not indicate which is cracked. I have listed the part numbers and costs from tritrinincsinc.com below:
fresnel screen - part number 23430784 Cost: $133.01
protective screen - part number PS5001 Cost: $162.73 (no longer available)
You can check with local service centers for the protective screen as some may have one around in stock but it is no longer availabel from Toshiba.
I may salvage the parts from my set if I cant fix my problem for a reasonable price. I have a projection screen for the 9P6031C, that I may sale if I cant fix the convergence on my set. The screen is in mint condition.
Yes, the screen can be replaced. The screen is comprised of 3 screens. The Fresnal Screen (inner screen), Lenticular Screen (middle screen), and the Protective Screen (outer screen). Please see below for links to these items.
Need all 3 to complete screen assembly.The only screen that is still available is the innermost screen, which is probably not the 1 you need. You will only be able to find the middle (lenticular) and outer (protective) screens from a distributor that has them in stock as no one will be able to order them from the manufacturer.
virginia, go here, www.wehaveparts.com they will sell you the screen(s) your set may have a protect screen on the front & it may not, there are 3 screens when the set has the "protect screen", then theres the lenticular screen and behind that is the fresnel lens (screen), the second two are expensive and so is the s&h so be prepared for a high dollar fix if your set doesn`t have the "protect screen", You will have to take the front of the set apart to determine how many you have (which will determine which one you need), good luck, BMW Rider
It may be that there is a problem with a fuse inside the stereo. It may say protect because the fuse has broken a connection that allows it to turn on. If the protect goe sup it is trying to help save the stereo from cooking its self, and give you a chance to get it fixed. If that is not the problem then it may be easier to just buy a new one, because a fix may be expensive if you don't have any warranties.
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