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Originally Posted by leftright
The on/off message is sent, but the LED's are not receiving power.
I suggest reseating all the connectors related to the lights on the board, also check for dry solder joints, if in doubt about a solder joint dab a appropriate soldering iron on the joints in doubt
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I've checked cables and connectors. I didn't think of dry solder joints but I did look at the board for anything obvious. I might have another look over the weekend. And I know my limits with a soldering iron. If I see anything, it will mean a visit to a neighbour.
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Originally Posted by ryuji35
Well, if you can live with a "Basic Kobo" then I guess you should wait. But if lighting is something that is a must for you, then if you can't figure out what's happening, maybe it's time to get a new device.
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When I bought the Glo, I was after the higher resolution screen (compared to the Touch) and I thought the light as an interesting gimmick. But, I have gotten used to reading in bed at night with the lights off. Since this happened, I have been reading with a room light on and have realised how much more comfortable I am when I don't have to worry about where the light is coming from.