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07-30-2007, 03:47 PM
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 |  Infared Port Cover I dropped my phone and the infrared (IR) port cover broke off. Wondering if I should just use a few drops of glue to put it back on or should I send it for repair? Do you ever need to remove this cover for any reason? The posts attachments are actually in the phone so I cannot "snap" it into place. |
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07-30-2007, 06:01 PM
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| I would try and send something to another treo to see if it works. I don't really use this feature. tried it once and it did not connect.If you don't use it or if it does not work I would glue it. If it works besure you do not get glue where the beam is sent through the broken lens.
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08-02-2007, 10:38 PM
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| plunker thanks for your reply. I feel so silly. I took it to the Verizon shop see if beaming would work (I have never used it) and the guy tells me that what I broke off was the cover on the speaker not the infrared port cover. DOH! He asked me was I hearing sound ok when it rings or when I talk and I am. So he said funtionally it is fine. he says I just need to make sure nothing gets in there. So now I ask the question again ....I should just use a few drops of glue to put it back on or should I send it for repair? |
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