If you have a screen protector on it, TAKE IT OFF. The phone cannot sense that you are using it .
SOURCE: Alarm beeping
Not sure, but the 1x active may have to do with some time of alert that you may have accidentally set in your calendar or alarm clock. Check your calendar and alarm for active alerts.
SOURCE: Kyocera kx2
i know its been long since uve post this did u try plugging it in and lettin that turn it on then hitting the power its worked for me when it has frozen on me
SOURCE: blank screen on kyocera cell phone
mymomcallsme solution works, I had the problem, removed battery fer a while, viola! Screen is back.
Thanks mymomcallsme
SOURCE: go to charge it turns off and doesn't turn on again
Kyocera K10 Chronic Problem. It Shuts Off Unintentionally, Automatically.
There is an inherent problem in the K10 cell phone and VirginMobile knows it. They will automatically shut off several times a day at random intervals.
They will send a 'refurbished' replacement free of charge. Most of these are phones customers sent back for the same problem. They give it a quick test and then send it along as a replacement to the next customer.
After the third ( that's right, count 'em, THREE) replacement phones, they finally sent me an Kyocera Oyster phone as a replacement.
I had my original phone 2 years before the problem began. I read somewhere that it is a virus afflicting the K10. Virgin Mobile will not officially acknowledge th problem but their some of thier customer service reps will. Have this problem? Contact VM.
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Hi hope your monitor issue has resolved. I would suspect the
problem is a hardware issue then a software setting. Since the monitor is over
three and half years old, if your monitor is a LCD with CCFL back light and had
been used almost every day, there may be 3 possible hardware issues. First is
the internal power supply, that can go wrong due to heating problem within the
monitor, this problem usually cause the monitor to display poor quality picture
and may show interference lines on screen prior failure. Secondly, it may be
the inverter that drives the back light, which may fail due to the safety
circuit kicks in, because it involves with high voltages. Thirdly it may be the
backlight itself, which is like most compact CCFL energy saving lamps that
flickers or turn itself off when it reaches the end of its service life. This problem
usually caused the monitor to show redness or yellowness images prior failure.
All of these can be resolved by qualified electronic repairers, all the best.
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