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SE233 LCD screen is stuck. all functions are displayed and I think I must have hit the lock button but now it won't unlock! Can't turn it back to MODE, won't do anything else. HELP!

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Take out the battery and let it reset to defaults. Good Luck Please dont forget to rate this thread.

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