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Originally Posted by frostschutz
In that case you have to convince the store...
Failing that you could open it up and re-seat the display cable, although I doubt it will change anything. You could verify that the display is not actually broken and then check if you find something else wrong with the device...
Or you could leave it like that and convince the software to not use the damaged area, either by getting the line spacing just right, or maybe it could be done better with KOReader so you don't lose all that space.
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I might have found a place where they repare e-readers. But if that place fails, do you know how can I convince the software not to use the damaged area? I happen to be IT student but I still have no experience with this kind of stuff.