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Backlight problems My Sansa m240 player is working great except for the fact that the backlight has now stopped working, coming on. I have tried a new battery thinking that it was too low but that did not help. thanks for the help. mark

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If its less than 1 year old, have it replaced. Otherwise, you may want to find someone electronically inclined to replace the internal led light. Best of Luck.

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