My TomTom GO 740 Live works perfectly (now) except that it doesn't respond to voice commands. The Command and Control icon shows up on the main screen like it is supposed to, but the red & green bars don't give any indication the device has picked up the sound of my voice.
While trying resolve some earlier problems with the device I had read something about using a paperclip to reset it. The only place on the device that looked like it would accept a paperclip is where I've since found out the microphone is located. I suspect that I have most likely damaged the microphone.
While doing some research on getting my device repaired I noted that the maker of TomTom doesn't repair or replace devices that are out of warranty.
My questions are:
1. Would it be possible to get a replacement microphone from the maker of the device for a GO 740 Live? I thought other forum members with more experience dealing with the maker of the device might know that answer. I would have someone install the microphone for me.
2. If they don't have a replacement microphone, would the maker of the device be willing to tell me what microphone they used in the GO 740 Live, and where I might be able to purchase another one?
I really like my TomTom GO 740 Live and don't want to consign it to the scrap heap if I don't have to do so.
While trying resolve some earlier problems with the device I had read something about using a paperclip to reset it. The only place on the device that looked like it would accept a paperclip is where I've since found out the microphone is located. I suspect that I have most likely damaged the microphone.
While doing some research on getting my device repaired I noted that the maker of TomTom doesn't repair or replace devices that are out of warranty.
My questions are:
1. Would it be possible to get a replacement microphone from the maker of the device for a GO 740 Live? I thought other forum members with more experience dealing with the maker of the device might know that answer. I would have someone install the microphone for me.
2. If they don't have a replacement microphone, would the maker of the device be willing to tell me what microphone they used in the GO 740 Live, and where I might be able to purchase another one?
I really like my TomTom GO 740 Live and don't want to consign it to the scrap heap if I don't have to do so.