--- Russell McMahon <apptech@paradise.net.nz> wrote:

> It is most unlikely that you are correct.
> Entirely reasonably, few if any suppliers will
> accept warranty claims 
> for physical damage caused by customer action. If
> you know of any who 
> will, please tell us, so we can consider buying
> their products in 
> future :-). Odds are that any who do will also
> charge price premiums 
> that are higher than buying insurance, which is the
> normal manner of 
> protecting against such losses.
> 

Yes, my first action was to call iRiver and they won't
cover it under warranty, and the vendor won't cover it
either.  Iriver's only suggestion was to take it to a
repair shop.  Past experience tells me the repair will
cost twice as much as the product did.

So this screen looks proprietary?  I was hoping
someone knew where to get one, but maybe it's gotta
come from iriver.

-Mark


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