Something stuck under my n82 screen

hi, i droppped my phone and the screen sort of snapped/popped up a bit creating a gap between the top layer and the screen. something got in , looks like a small bit of dirt or wood, and i clicked the screen back into place without noticing. now ive got this thing under my screen and i dont know how to get it out! is there a technique to deliberatly popping the top plastic screen layer???

mccbleue wrote:
Don't do that, the screen is NOT user-exchangeable. Having dropped the phone, this issue is not covered by warranty but you might in the future have an issue that is, and if you have self-repaired a phone you could invalidate your warranty completely. Best leave it to the professionals.
I've changed mine three times so it It is exchangeble but it is best to leave it to Nokia technicians @ Care Points.
Grayburn @ www.nokiausers.net & www.dailymobile.se....come say Hello!!!
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