Traveldock zen micro quest

Hello, i just got my traveldock zen micro. When i put the micro in the travel the micro seems it is a little harder to choose. I mean the way you go to choice to choice like extra to now playing its hard to move. Any suggestions? I try to switch albums and its hard to move. The senstivitay i hav fixed and yet its still harder. Is it because the traveldock is new? Please reply, i hope i explained it well.When the zen is not in the traveldock it is fine. The zen works when it is in but it is just tough to scroll
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