Hi, you could try exercising the display first, then wipe it down
with a *damp* cloth, then consider sending it in for servicing. Hope
these suggestions help.
At 12:52 05/01/2008, kelby carlson wrote:
Dear List,
You can yell at me as much as you want for this--I probably deserve
it. I got my BrailleNote mPower about two years ago.
This was when I was younger and not conscientious about taking care
of my equipment. My braille display, therefore, isn't in the
greatest condition. It's certainly still readable and none of the
pins are missing. Some just don't come up all the way.
My question is this. Me and my vision program are thinking about
getting it sent in for some general maintinance. Should we do this?
Or are there ways I can get my braille display in better shape on my
own? Many thanks in advance.
Kelby
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