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Ok, i see your problem. Take a business card and wipe the corners of your screen gently. This should work as unresponsive screes occur when dust is trapped on the screen.Remember, practice this every 3 months.Good Luck :)
The Korg Triton touchscreen has two main parts - The LCD screen and the touch overlay. Between the two is a type of gasket. It is really just an adhesive, but it does help keep out moisture and dust. If you were to remove the screen, you could separate the two parts, clean it and use double-face tape or glue to reattach. You can also get a replacement LCD screen, touch overlay or touch-LCD assembly from a number of places on the internet. They are not cheap, unless you purchase a generic touch overlay or LCD and retrofit. As for repair in your area... try contacting Korg at http://www.korg.com and look for authorized repair centers.
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