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    button sensitivity problem

    Hi, lately when i click the ' m ' button on my SL it's not opening the menus, instead it's raising the volume fast..

    Does anyone else suffer from that? what can be done?

    Thanks.

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    You have to click the button, not keep your finger on it. Keeping your finger on it increases the volume or whatever menu your are at.

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    you misunderstood me, i have to click really hard so the player will give me the menu, if i click a bit softer it raises the volume.
    can i do something about that?

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    Same problem here. I got my M6 for about 2 years now, and it made a good job. Cause I use it extremly often, I think it's normal wearout. Try to push harder. In my case it works properly after the second or third try.

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    It's normal wearing and happens to every all-day-use device. It's perfectly normal and it actually surprised me how long my M6 stays workable. I've bought it 2 years ago and it still works good except for a similar problem, when I click the M button it moves to the next song sometimes. Anyway, it took 2 years before this problem started and generally, I use my M6 every day. Say I don't use it for 50 days a year and I would still have 2 x 315 = 630 days of use on the device, and now only a small problem pops up.

    Ah well, not interesting story, I think it's normal wear and there's not too much to do about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nitro89 View Post
    you misunderstood me, i have to click really hard so the player will give me the menu, if i click a bit softer it raises the volume.
    can i do something about that?

    You got to know that meizu use Layer Of Carbon Push Buttons and unfortunately that material begins to get wasted and comes a day it doesn't response any more.

    So, as long as you press harder, it begin to get worst more and more; So Don't press Hard.

    Note: Ipod uses a sort of Metal Push Button.

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    Try this fix: Press the button very hard, and keep pressing hard for a minute (When your player is off). Then after a minute of hard pressing, let go, and turn it on. It should be better now. Hope this helps.


    By the way, is it still covered by the warranty? If so, just get a replacement.
    If you are having trouble with your player, please visit this thread first and try the steps before you panic. Most likely you will be able to fix your player easily using the steps listed.

    Players: Meizu M6 SP 4GB, iPod Touch 4G
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    Thanks for the quick responses!

    Quote Originally Posted by mbarry View Post
    Try this fix: Press the button very hard, and keep pressing hard for a minute (When your player is off). Then after a minute of hard pressing, let go, and turn it on. It should be better now. Hope this helps.


    By the way, is it still covered by the warranty? If so, just get a replacement.
    It didn't really help but didn't hurt, i'll just keep pressing harder..
    too bad my warranty is over and gone with the closing of HouseOfDap.


 

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