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Hi all,
Friend of mine has a N8310. Every now and then the display suddenly goes off
and text "insert sim card" appears. Switching it off and on again solves the
problem for a little while (most of the times). Really annoying though as no
calls can be received or made. No obvious reasons as water damage or other
accidents. I had the same years ago with my 8210.
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axauk wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Friend of mine has a N8310. Every now and then the display suddenly
> goes off and text "insert sim card" appears. Switching it off and
> on again solves the problem for a little while (most of the times).
> Really annoying though as no calls can be received or made. No
> obvious reasons as water damage or other accidents. I had the same
> years ago with my 8210.
Could be dirty SIM contacts, try removing it and cleaning them thoroughly,
make sure the SIM is making good contact, I don't know the 8310 but some
phones use a clip to hold the SIM in place, check this is in good
condition.
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Hi,
> Could be dirty SIM contacts, try removing it and cleaning them thoroughly,
> make sure the SIM is making good contact, I don't know the 8310 but some
> phones use a clip to hold the SIM in place, check this is in good
> condition.
I had a very similar problem with a 5130, it turned to be an unbolted screw
inside (I heard it knocking when shaking the phone). Dismantled everything,
secured screw, no problem anymore.
Now it seems I have a problem with the tuner &/or antenna, but it doesn't
matter.
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"axauk" <> wrote in message ...
> Hi all,
>
> Friend of mine has a N8310. Every now and then the display suddenly goes
> off and text "insert sim card" appears. Switching it off and on again
> solves the problem for a little while (most of the times). Really annoying
> though as no calls can be received or made. No obvious reasons as water
> damage or other accidents. I had the same years ago with my 8210.
Take out the SIM card and cut and stick a post-it note on the back of it.
The extra width is enough to push the SIM card down onto the contacts that
little bit harder, ensuring a better contact with the SIM connections in the
phone.
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