Thread: Glo Interested in the Glo, but question about screen freezes
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Old 12-08-2013, 12:00 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by speedtouch View Post
Thanks for the reply, Robko. Does the broken substrate cause the Kobo Glo to freeze? To me they seem to be unconnected problems.
With a broken substrate, quite often, part of the screen will work, other parts won't. The key for spotting a broken substrate is looking for diagonal/curved lines on the screen.

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