Hi, i have an "universal box" the ones we use to mobile phones, now when i connect the power , nothing shows "is dead" what to do to repair it ? thanks

Check the inline fuses inside the tiller.

Hi,

You can try these steps: How do reset the H19txt to factory default

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Katya
Motorola Support

you've to unlock your mobile with a box like Jaf or Universal box.. if you dont have one go to a gsm repair shop

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Good Day,
With that unfortunate event, your phone is now "dead". But it can be "revived" by Flashing it again through FBUS connection. Fbus connection is by using special "Boxes" such as JAF, Twister , or Universal Box. Specialized Cellphone Technicians have these so called boxes. If you can find a cellphone Repair shop, specializing in Nokia phones (certified), you can bring that there and have "re-programmed".
If possible, it would be better to bring it to a Nokia Care Center for better service.
There would be no other way to power that on, or even try to connect it to USB and flash with the Nokia Software updater. There are "tricks" but it sometimes bring more harm to the phone than good, so better opt to have "professionally" done. The state you phone is in now, is like an erased firmware, or corrupted firmware. Use of third party " uncertified" / non tested flasher and flashing procedure, may have your phone end as useless, like corrupted Security area, erased IMEI (12345679? IMEI), locked phone etc.
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Hi,

There is a Software problem in your mobile you should renew your mobile software.
If your a Mobile technician then use the software box & as well as use the suitable cable of your mobile e.g JAF Software dongle box and cable. By using this you can renew your mobile software. If your Not a Mobile Technician the dont try this thing it is harmful for your mobile it may become dead.

If your not a mobile technician then please visit your nearest Nokia Service Center ( Nokia Care) they will do it in proper method.

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Harish



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Actually what you did was a Firmware update, not Flashing. Flashing is possible only with specific Hardware and software like Jaf box, Ufs Box, etc.. If you flashing using Jaf or Ufs, you don't need to put the battery, the cable that comes with the Jaf or Ufs has batter connector itself which when connected to the phone will power one in different mode (Not nokia mode as you update your firmware using Nokia Pc suite). Once you've updated the firmware, there's no way to revert it back to the previous state.

Now your problem might be fatal and the only solution is to completely flash it using Jaf or Ufs. In this situation, you better visit a mobile repairing shop or a Service center and get it repaired. The software and hardware cost more than the price of your Handset, so doing yourself is not recommended.

Good luck.

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If it's totally dead then all you can try is to change the battery for another freshly charged one and to check that the charger is working.

If that doesn't work then there's nothing more which can be done in the way of remote diagnosis: the phone has to power up in order for any symptoms to be described to the FixYa community. A totally dead mobile can be the result of so many causes it's not even worth making guesses.

A totally dead phone offers you just two choices: replace it or take it to a technician who can use specialist tools to perform diagnostic checks in order to determine whether the phone is repairable or not. Given that a brand new Nokia 1209 can be purchased SIM free for under £25 it's not worth doing anything other than binning it and buying a replacement unless it's still under warranty; a spare battery can cost more than £25.

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Erm, maybe because you dropped it.. just guessing. Anyway cellphones as other hi-tech appliances are very very touchy on the subject of handling. You can drop your phone from the 3rd floor and and still be able to use it and you can drop it 50cm and it'll be broken beyond repair. In your case something might have burned out or a connection severed in either case your best bet is repair if you have insurance (drops aren't covered though) or buy a new one. P.S. You can also try dropping it again if there is nothing to lose...