Sansa e260R Step on and screen is now messed up but works

Granddaughters (Sansa e260R) Just a month old fell out of her pocket at college got steped on. The screen is shot but still plays. Please were can I get it repaired, or sent it off to. Or can I remove the screen and order a new one from some were.

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Cannot be ordered - replace

Posted on May 26, 2008

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