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Old 10-01-2008, 09:26 PM
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Question Tilt touch screen works only when case squeezed

Anyone have this problem or a known fix for my tilt, it wasn't dropped, wasn't abused. The touch screen won't work unless I squeeze the case..... It was working fine, now will only work that way... with case open, the keys will work, but can't use ANY touch SCREEN selections ( unless open case and use keyboard ).... thanks in advance for any help..
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Old 10-02-2008, 02:07 AM
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loose cable connection or screen fault

HiHi!

> The touch screen won't work unless I squeeze the case

If it's very -consistent- about that problem it's most likely either a loose connection in cabling between the motherboard and the screen, or in the screen itself. More accurately, not exactly a loose connection, but oxidation inside connections that prevents proper connection.

The fix is most likely unplug/replug connections. That 'wipes' the connection and cuts through the oxidation. Similar to a PC 'repair' technique of about twice a year removing and reinserting *all* card and cable connections in the box. There're better and less than better connectors, and some are more prone to oxidation problems.

That fix though on how old it is. If it's relatively new it might still be an internal screen fault (probably unrepairable) and that needs screen replacement. If it's older then probably oxidation.

(I use a lot of vague words, 'likely, probably, might,' based on a vast experience with electronics assembly.)

Found a page (incomplete but informative) Pharis Technology Services » Replacing the screen on a HTC 8925 Tilt that talks about disassembling and screen replacement that might help you figure out how to unplug/replug things *if* it's out of warranty. If still under warranty then by all means just send it in and they'll give you another. Regardless, the problem is *not* gonna just 'go away' or 'fix itself.'

Have a day!

Jim
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