LCD screen won't turn on. the bottons work but......(click for more)

vzwdroid
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LCD screen won't turn on! the lower buttons light up and vibrate when i press them. Even when i slide my finger across the blank screen to unlock it, it vibrates! It hasn't been exposed to water or dropped. I am puzzled and i cannot seem to find a solution. Any ideas or similar stories?

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vzwdroid
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Well I solved it....thx for all ur help. I ended up going to the verizon store to get it checked out. They took it apart and discovered that there was a frayed ribbon that sent graphic images to the screen. They then replaced it with a cpo at no cost. Awesome!

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Ladyg45
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This just happened to my droid. I knocked it off the bed onto a carpeted floor. I called to have it repaired. Tried the hard starts, (1) take battery out and push power button for 3 seconds or more. Didn't work. (2) take battery out again push x on keyboard while holding power button, this didn't work. Now waiting on certified used phone as replacement for my original droid. Looking forward to renewal time to upgrade to Dro


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LCD screen won't turn on! the lower buttons light up and vibrate when i press them. Even when i slide my finger across the blank screen to unlock it, it vibrates! It hasn't been exposed to water or dropped. I am puzzled and i cannot seem to find a solution. Any ideas or similar stories?


id 2. Maybe the troubleshooting points will work for you.

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vzwdroid
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thx for the help...i might just have to file a claim....any other suggestions?

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Ladyg45
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My Droid has been sitting on my desk with the battery out for 24 hours. The LCD screen was not showing any information at all. I had called Verizon and a replacement phone is on the way. I decided to stick the battery back in the phone and see what it would do and guess what: The LCD screen is working again. Go figure. I think I will see what happens over the next few days and if it continues to work I will return the replacement phone and keep my original since I know what the history of the original one is.

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vzwdroid
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Well I solved it....thx for all ur help. I ended up going to the verizon store to get it checked out. They took it apart and discovered that there was a frayed ribbon that sent graphic images to the screen. They then replaced it with a cpo at no cost. Awesome!
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