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I had a similar problem with my UMO. Not sure if the UM2 card reader socket is the same, but UMO socket has a small micro switch built in to recognized if a card is in or not. I would check out this switch if it exists on your machine. In my case, it wasn't a faulty switch, but a poorly placed chip/crack in the side of my SD card where the switch touches it. A new card was the remedy for me. Your's sounds like it might be the switch since you have multiple SD cards. Otherwise, I would check that the contacts are clean. I am now very careful how I insert the cards.
Take it out and clean it. Mine had a few hairs in there blocking contact. First step is to remove the bottom front metal cover. Then remove the knob by pushing it out from behind. More info here:
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I had a similar problem with my UMO. Not sure if the UM2 card reader socket is the same, but UMO socket has a small micro switch built in to recognized if a card is in or not. I would check out this switch if it exists on your machine. In my case, it wasn't a faulty switch, but a poorly placed chip/crack in the side of my SD card where the switch touches it. A new card was the remedy for me. Your's sounds like it might be the switch since you have multiple SD cards. Otherwise, I would check that the contacts are clean. I am now very careful how I insert the cards.
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