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Originally Posted by pleven4ever
I've opened my Glo, unscrewed the device from the bezel (4 screws on the bottom+1 on the right) and cleaned the red (IR) surface under the frame carefully with the cotton stick, soaked with my best perfume :-)
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You actually managed it, that's great...
I have two defective Glos here (bought them this way), one has a broken display but working touch, the other with intact display but completely non-functional touch; switching boards did not restore touch functionality (I was suspecting IR emitter/sensor gone bad). There is nothing wrong with the bezel/IR optic part as I can see...
The bezel is actually glued all around onto the display for me (similar to H2O even though it's not supposed to be waterproof), I did not dare take it off for the device with the intact display, too scared I might damage it in the process. I only need it for development/testing, not actual reading, and touch is optional for that so I'd rather keep the intact display than risk it.
Darn glue every where...