Dust in a Touch 2g.
I have an older Touch 2g. It works well but over time some dust has got in between the glass and screen. This is not normally a problem except in bright light when it is annoying. Is it possible to clean this area ie can the touch be 'opened' to clean inside?
Yes. Third-party places like this can do it.
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How to clean the dust inside the screen of the iPod Touch?
Hi everybody,
lately some dust entered inside the screen of my iPod Touch.
At first it looked like one or two pixels were gone bad, but it is just some annoying dust.
The problem is that I cannot figure out any way to remove it.
I tried a gentle blow from the connector hole but the result was worse.
Any idea on how to clean the screen inside?
I hope it is not necessary to go to an Apple Center and pay for the "cleaning service".
Regards,
AndreaIt sounds safe to use
'Falcon's® "Professional" Dust-Off® "XL" compressed-gas is the perfect product for removing dust from your color transparencies before making scans or copy slides; it's also great for removing dust from cameras, lenses, computers and other electronic equipment. Each 12 oz. disposable can comes with its own trigger value and a 4.75" nozzle extension (a red tube) that allows you to place precise bursts of compressed air just where you want it.'
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Also.. as mentioned.. keep the can upright (as the air is decompressed the can gets very cold)
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Dust Inside Touch Screen...
Hi,,
Is is the Right place to ask solution............
i have purchased X6 3 months back and dust started entering from front camera side inside touch screen............
As i saw this to Nokia Care they said this set is the first set they have founf dust is entering...............they siad not open set for dust cleaning........................
My half of the screen is filled with dust.................what do i do.............
Regards
Kunalparix61986 wrote:
i purchased nokia x6 3 days ago....
now lots of dust comes inside the screen i dont know from where it comes.....
also whenever i touch on the scren it viberate....
i dont know wat to do with this......
You have to take your phone to a Nokia Care point. They will be able to remove the dust off your screen.
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Dear Sir,
I bought iPhone 3G in HK yesterday. After I opened the box and activated my iPhone, I have found 2 dark spots on the middle of screen. At first, I thought they are dead pixels. However, after taking a look carefully, I think they are particle of dust under the glass of touch screen. How come? from manufacturer process? because I just open it from the box.
Is there any warranty from Apple cover this problem?
What is the method you may help me?
Change the new machine or fix it?
Is there anything I can do by myself?No sir. There is nothing that you can do your best bet is to bring it back to your provider, or if there is a apple store over there bring it back to them. I know that apple will exchange your unit for this issue. It is from the manufacturer process it seems that they do not have a dust free environment. So just exchange it.
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Hi I got a little problem.My Ipod touch got dust under the screen and my warranty is not good now.I just want to know if it's possible to send it to Apple juste to clean it or anything else and if yes is there some few for it???
Thanks for answering my question.
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Hello everybody, I made this new thread beacuse I have a dust and lint (the lint its like a little little hair, and i can also see it with the screen on) under the screen of my ipod touch 2G. So, I would like to know what is done in these cases?
i am not live in a dusty environment. Sorry for my english.
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I got my TOUCH replaced yesterday & I noticed a air bubble or lint cought under my film shild. Would you suggest in taking it off my self or having Apple doing it?
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Morning @mb,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at this article:
iTunes: Transferring media from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or iPod
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1209
Music imported from a CD or another source
iTunes cannot transfer this media back to a computer. Make sure to back up your iTunes Library, or you can use iTunes Match2.
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