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Hi @BillyC62
The NAV3 Start 25 has a Resistive screen (Not a Smartphone Capacitive type Screen)
Check around the area where the screen meet the bezel for any gunge and or grit, this can cause ghost tap's on the screen....
A badly fitted screen protector will also cause the same ghost tap's on the screen....
Also hold the screen flat and look across the surface of the screen with a light source shining on the screen, the surface should be dead flat... Are there any depressions on the surface from heavy use ???
This might allow the random intermittent contact of the two ITO conductive surfaces ???
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@BillyC62
Welcome to the site....
Which Tomtom Model do you own ???
Stay Safe... ATB YFM
Superusers
@BillyC62
The NAV3 Start 25 has a Resistive screen (Not a Smartphone Capacitive type Screen)
Check around the area where the screen meet the bezel for any gunge and or grit, this can cause ghost tap's on the screen....
A badly fitted screen protector will also cause the same ghost tap's on the screen....
Also hold the screen flat and look across the surface of the screen with a light source shining on the screen, the surface should be dead flat... Are there any depressions on the surface from heavy use ???
This might allow the random intermittent contact of the two ITO conductive surfaces ???
Stay Safe... ATB YFM