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The YouTube video provides troubleshooting methods for fixing a blank or black screen issue on an Amazon Kindle 10th generation device. The key actions include force restarting the Kindle, applying pressure on the screen and bezel, tapping the screen, using a "smack method," cleaning the charging port, and even placing the Kindle in the freezer for 30 minutes. The goal is to get the Kindle to power back up successfully. The video emphasizes trying a combination of these methods as around 50% of users find success with these techniques.
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In this segment of the video, the main point is troubleshooting a blank or black screen issue on an Amazon Kindle 10th generation. The key actions include force restarting the Kindle by holding down the power button for 20-30 seconds until the screen blinks white and black, then letting go of the button and rebooting the Kindle. If the issue persists, repeating the power button method multiple times or charging the Kindle for a minute before trying the power button again is recommended. The goal is to get the Kindle to power back up successfully.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker provides troubleshooting steps for a Kindle that is not working. First, they suggest pressing and holding the power button until the device blinks, then performing a forced restart. If the issue persists, the next step is to apply pressure by pressing on the screen and bezel on both sides. If the Kindle is still not functioning, tapping all around the screen is recommended, followed by using a “smack method” by tapping the device on the back. Checking for lint or dirt in the charging port and ensuring the cable is not defective is also advised.
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In this segment of the video, the key steps involve cleaning the charging port, doing a force restart while plugged in, and if the Kindle still has a blank or black screen, a unique method is suggested. This method involves placing the Kindle in the freezer for 30 minutes, then retrying the previous steps such as force restart and tapping on the screen. The video emphasizes trying different combinations of these methods, stating that around 50% of users find success with these techniques.