Urk.

[reymonkey]

Uhhh... I need advice, if anyone has any. My MP3 player is very, very dead. We're not talking about a dead battery here, we're talking dropped dead mid-song and is now an inert piece of metal and very expensive circuitry. It wasn't dropped or shaken or anything, it was in a pocket at the time. I think it had about half battery strength, and now it won't turn on again, and the computer doesn't notice when I plug it in the USB port.
Sansa e260 and I hate to have to send it to the manufacturer when I've only had it since November and it was an Xmas present from my parents...

Comments

[hemlock-martini.livejournal.com]

I'd say, contact the manufacturer and see what they charge for repair. It should still be under warranty.

[justdbear.livejournal.com]

Once those things break you basically send them in for replacement or trash it. Call the manufacturer and get a replacement is my advice.

[dragonfare.livejournal.com]

Have you tried resetting it? My MP3 players (Creative Zens) freeze every once in a while. I stick a paper clip tip in the little hole, and presto, it resets, rebuilds the library, and I'm good to go.