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Originally Posted by taming
Well, you have loads of time available before your warranty is out of time--so maybe see how it goes. People who had D-Pad problems have usually reported separation of the pad from the body--so this may be very different. Your choice. I heard (second hand) that at my local Chapters store, they said that they would be exchanging version one machines for the kobo wireless for folks once they could not get replacements. Not sure that means anything here, much less where you are.
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Hmm. My Kobo's blue button makes all kinds of crackling noises when I touch it (such as making a circular motion over the button)... the glue underneath has apparently come away. I haven't had it actually physically separate from the white chassis around the button yet, though.
I've been holding off exchanging in fear of getting a lemon, but this crackly button is getting irritating. Maybe I'll hold off a while longer to make sure all the non-wifi units are out of the stores in hopes of getting a wifi replacement unit. ;-)
Could someone post a guide to what steps need to be taken when replacing a unit? Obviously, sync the old unit before taking it in for replacement. But should I do anything to clear the unit first, and is there anything to do beyond simply syncing the new unit?