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sciguy125 · 06-02-2011, 12:29 AM

So, I've owned my kindle for less than a year and I've already broken it... I dropped it on asphalt and it split open at the seams. I squeezed it back together and it looked alright. However, while I was using it, it would freeze randomly (probably when I happened to put pressure on certain spots). At that point, I had to fiddle with the power switch until I could convince it to restart. Being an engineer, I naturally had to open it up to try to fix it. Now, it doesn't work at all...

Before I buy a new one, I wanted to know what the procedure is to get everything transfered and if I'll run into any trouble. I don't to report it broken because I might find the time to actually fix it at some point. (Wishful thinking, I know...)

06-02-2011, 12:29 AM	#1
sciguy125 Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: kindle	broke my kindle :( So, I've owned my kindle for less than a year and I've already broken it... I dropped it on asphalt and it split open at the seams. I squeezed it back together and it looked alright. However, while I was using it, it would freeze randomly (probably when I happened to put pressure on certain spots). At that point, I had to fiddle with the power switch until I could convince it to restart. Being an engineer, I naturally had to open it up to try to fix it. Now, it doesn't work at all... Before I buy a new one, I wanted to know what the procedure is to get everything transfered and if I'll run into any trouble. I don't to report it broken because I might find the time to actually fix it at some point. (Wishful thinking, I know...)