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Sandisk MP3 player sansa model c140 not working.

It displays "No space for DB, please delete more then 4MB" as soon as switch on. There were many MP3 files but it is showing no file suddenly but FM is working fine.
When connected to PC it display "MTP connected" but not showing any MP3 file through PC. I try to copy some files from PC to MP3. The PC copied the data but again when check in MP3 there was none.

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http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/848

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Manual for Sansa c100 series:
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