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marlonxp
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I got a t610 which was un o2 but is unlocked... the phone picks up signal but i cant make any calls..not even emergency.....if i do a network search it finds nerworks but im unable to select either...(yes i have a registered sim with one of the networks) has anyone had a similar problem? how was it resolved?
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Sammy_boy
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You say the phone was on O2 but I'm guessing you're on another network What network are you on?
If you're on either Vodafone or T-Mobile, a phone will still show a signal (and even allow you to send texts!) when inserted into a blocked phone - I suspect this phone may be blocked 
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BobaFett
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Or the radio apart gone wrong, if no reception. Check the real time clock in the service menu!
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marlonxp
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Real time works ok.. IM 100% the phone isnt blocked....(Netowrk doesnt even support it) ill get signal from time to time but still unable to mae even an emergency call...just wondering if its a hardware of software issue...Firmware is R1A081
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BobaFett
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give it the last flash fw, might be that would solve the bug
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Sammy_boy
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Could possibly also be that the aerial has become slightly dislodged and needs pushing back into position properly then - I had a T610 which I replaced the screen on, it wasn't getting much of a signal - behaving like yours is - took it apart again and snapped the aerial back into position and all was fine again!
Might be worth checking out 
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Posted: 2006-02-03 23:00
