I recently bought a fm transmitter/charger that was supposed to be compatible with my device. I hooked it up and not only did the transmitter not work it affected the display on my MP3. Now the screen colors are bleached and the icons are blurry and melted looking. The sound still works great, though. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
I have the same problem...blurry icons and menus..and TERRIBLE picture quality for videos and photos.
In my case, i drooped it. It was only 2 feet or so onto carpet though.
Resetting the entire player didn't work
Hey miranda,
I have 3 of these players in my home and every time there is a problem with them we find that if we HOLD the power button in and keep it in until it shuts off (while the button is still pressed), it seems to reset any problems we have encountered.
worth a try
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The Sansa itself won't, lacking an FM transmitter. You can buy such devices at just about any department store, however. Most of them draw power through the car's cigarette lighter, and some can even power/charge the Sansa. Make sure you get one that isn't exclusively designed for an iPod, as the power connector on the Sansa is not compatible with that on the iPod. The headphone jack is, of course, universal, and that's where the sound comes out.
If you recently bought this product, then I am really and truly sorry. These e200's are all really unreliable. If your warranty has no yet expired, I suggest calling SanDisk and requesting a new one : / you'll have to send yours in and they'll send you another one free. Such an inconvenience.. I had it happen numerous times...
Kinda the same thing happened to me. I tried to plug my sansa into my friends iHome and it blew out one of his speakers and screwed up my sansa, which was an e270.
there's hardwire kits (http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oVN2ByB3OJo/App/Product/Item/Main.aspx?g=234550&I=142FMMOD01&id=review) and tape deck adapters. sirius might work if only audio jack is needed
1.to switch the device to recovery mode turn the hold switch to the locked position. hold in the record button and plug the device in. do not let go of the record button ubtill you see a 16MB partition show up
2.when you got the 16 partition copy a new main image file into it
here are soem diffrent types of them :p AMERICAS - 01.02.23a for Americas
when you downloaded and copyed the main file you should make just an emty doc named : sansa.fmt no more in that one just move that doc to recovery disk to hopes it works... a tips are this site http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board?board.id=e200 they got many good guids for stuffs like this
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