Odd touchscreen issue
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- mistafast
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- Calculators: Casio Classpad fx-CP400
Odd touchscreen issue
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I recently got an fx-cp400 at the beginning of this year. Yesterday, the touchscreen stopped working, but the calculator has not been dropped or otherwise damaged. The weird thing about it is when the calculator is left alone and dims before automatically powering off, the touchscreen registers a touch and brightens again. I have already tried downgrading to version 2.01.2 to attempt a touchscreen recalibration, but there was no response. Updated back to current 2.01.7 and the problem still occurs. No matter where on the touchscreen is pressed, there is no input anywhere. I would greatly appreciate any tips or fixes, otherwise I will get it serviced. Thanks!
I recently got an fx-cp400 at the beginning of this year. Yesterday, the touchscreen stopped working, but the calculator has not been dropped or otherwise damaged. The weird thing about it is when the calculator is left alone and dims before automatically powering off, the touchscreen registers a touch and brightens again. I have already tried downgrading to version 2.01.2 to attempt a touchscreen recalibration, but there was no response. Updated back to current 2.01.7 and the problem still occurs. No matter where on the touchscreen is pressed, there is no input anywhere. I would greatly appreciate any tips or fixes, otherwise I will get it serviced. Thanks!
- henfry
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- Calculators: Casio Classpad fx-CP400
Re: Odd touchscreen issue
Same problem here. What I did to fix it:
1) Open up the calculator by removing the 6 screws at the back. Good video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azjW8qunxX8
2) Loosen the 7 screws for the main chip board (up the top end of the calculator).
3) Lift the chip board slightly
4) Retighten the 7 screws
5) Reassemble calculator
If within warranty, would always recommend to get it repaired by authorised repairer first otherwise you might void your warranty.
Good luck.
1) Open up the calculator by removing the 6 screws at the back. Good video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azjW8qunxX8
2) Loosen the 7 screws for the main chip board (up the top end of the calculator).
3) Lift the chip board slightly
4) Retighten the 7 screws
5) Reassemble calculator
If within warranty, would always recommend to get it repaired by authorised repairer first otherwise you might void your warranty.
Good luck.
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