Well, Now I've gone and done it. A guy with Parkinson's tries to replace a tiny little micro SD card in a SDS100. It was a disaster from the start. I used as pencil eraser to slide the card door open. Good. Card popped up and I removed it. Tried to replace the perfectly good card from Uniden for a 16GB card. The damn card would not seat properly. Over and over again I tried to seat it, but never did get in in there right. The door only partially closed. I put the battery back in and was ready to "clear user data" and prepare the new card. No such luck; kept getting a card error that card was full. Unfortunately it was defaulting to my "D" drive on my computer. Guess what..I wiped out my entire drive D. Woo Hoo.
Not one to give up, back I went and tried to seat the card in. This time the metal door broke off. I tried for an hour to fix it. To small for me; never did fix it.
Here is why I love Amazon, and will always be a customer. I called them, explained what happened and that with Parkinson's I just cannot hold my fingers steady, so they are sending me out a brand new SDS100. The issue now is will I get a new SDS100 that worked as well as this one did? More worry.
So I've learned my lesson; if it isn't broke, don't fix it. Gotta run now; must box up a perfectly good scanner!
Greg
Not one to give up, back I went and tried to seat the card in. This time the metal door broke off. I tried for an hour to fix it. To small for me; never did fix it.
Here is why I love Amazon, and will always be a customer. I called them, explained what happened and that with Parkinson's I just cannot hold my fingers steady, so they are sending me out a brand new SDS100. The issue now is will I get a new SDS100 that worked as well as this one did? More worry.
So I've learned my lesson; if it isn't broke, don't fix it. Gotta run now; must box up a perfectly good scanner!
Greg