Question about SanDisk Sansa e130 MP3 Player

My LCD is not working!! HELP!!!

I just bought my SANSA E130 after using it for 1 day the LCD suddenly appears blank the only thing visible is the blue backlight!! but its working I mean it plays song... I dont know what to do pls someone help me...thanks!

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Anonymous Nov 04, 2007

powers on and don't have nothing as far as words back light
Anonymous Nov 04, 2007

I got my MP3 a few weeks ago. I was listening to it one night, and all of a sudden, the screen went black, and the player wouldn't turn on. I can't access anything on the player anymore, nor can I charge it.
tator tot Nov 07, 2007

my lcd is not working.....it still plays music but i can't watch my movies...HELP
ggniv Nov 22, 2007

my screen is broken. what can i do?? my screen is broken. what can i do??

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Your mp3 players screen is malfunctioning.
i recommend returning it to the shops or going to the shops and ask for a replacement

Posted on Nov 07, 2007

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The one thing I can suggest is that something must have cracked the screen or disconnected the wire leading to the screen and it is intact enough that the back light will go on. The only thing you can do is send it back and if it under warranty you will receive a new mp3 player. Also make sure you have all the songs on a file on your computer.

Posted on Oct 25, 2006

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