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Digitizers can certainly fail while the LCD screen itself is still intact. Although replacing the digitizer only is possible, I would recommend to replace the LCD and digitizer as a combined set. Only a few dollars more in price and reduced risk of messing things up in the process.
Try the suggestion by navifan2 in post #2 first though.
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Originally Posted by smokefree
Digitizers can certainly fail while the LCD screen itself is still intact. Although replacing the digitizer only is possible, I would recommend to replace the LCD and digitizer as a combined set. Only a few dollars more in price and reduced risk of messing things up in the process.
Try the suggestion by navifan2 in post #2 first though.
one last question:
on my other Garmins during boot-up right after GARMIN logo I see copyright with some NAVTEQ trademark. But on this 780 it says SiRFInstantFixII. Is it because it uses MSN receiver?
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