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Old 04-17-2015, 06:22 PM   #9
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I'm afraid that's a classic picture of a fractured screen substrate. It's absolutely certain that this is what's happened, although obviously I don't know how it happened. Unfortunately a fractured substrate is not covered by warranty - it's physical damage.

I don't think Kobo devices are any more (or less) likely to suffer from screen fractures than any other brand, but it's one reason that I always keep my readers in a sturdy case.

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