Mounting the TomTom on the windshield
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TMMR Posted messages 29 Status Membre -
TMMR Posted messages 29 Status Membre -
Hello,
I'm coming to your forum to express my dissatisfaction regarding the windshield mount; it keeps falling off even though the windshield is clean and degreased. If someone has a tip to improve the attachment, aside from wetting it – which is better but leaves marks on the glass – I don't understand how a manufacturer of such a fantastic device neglects the type of mount. I went to the Fnac in Orléans and learned that the manufacturer is on its third generation of the device and has no plans to change its mounting system. It's a shame. It's clear that when my product reaches the end of its usability, I won't be buying this brand again because of this issue. Happy reading to you, and to the TomTom site if they have the courage to face the truth.
I'm coming to your forum to express my dissatisfaction regarding the windshield mount; it keeps falling off even though the windshield is clean and degreased. If someone has a tip to improve the attachment, aside from wetting it – which is better but leaves marks on the glass – I don't understand how a manufacturer of such a fantastic device neglects the type of mount. I went to the Fnac in Orléans and learned that the manufacturer is on its third generation of the device and has no plans to change its mounting system. It's a shame. It's clear that when my product reaches the end of its usability, I won't be buying this brand again because of this issue. Happy reading to you, and to the TomTom site if they have the courage to face the truth.
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Although a bit late: resolved but without the written solution, it is useful to keep this topic for those who have issues with their GPS navigator mounting, apparently common when using a suction cup that can cause the GPS to fall in hot weather, with varying degrees of damage, on Mappy Mini and Mappy Mini 290 by sacrificing (devoting to this device) a corner of the dashboard next to the steering wheel in a position that allows me not to look away from the road too much. The stand consists of 2 parts, the suction cup which I no longer use, and the "hand" on which the GPS is mounted. It is this "hand" that I screw.
