Motorola Mobility RAZR V3 "flip phone turns closed" Questions

...phone no longer recognises when its cover is flipped open or when it isflipped closed: A. When flipped open, (1) the screen does not turn on until I touch a key, and (2) the phone does not go into ...

...connects your screen to the phone board is bad and has worn out. It is commom with flip phones. All you need do is to replace the flex and be very mindful of how you close the flip phone. Take

...Screen Works(When you close the phone) then then make sure the push down button((Turns off the main screen when you flip the phone closed) is not pushed down while the phone is open. Hope this

...flip the phone open. any ideas? oh and now i can't recieve texts. can send sometimes, but not always. never had any problems before. not one. you should have the phone replaced from the

flip screen everything on my phone works. but when i close it and open it, it goes black. but when i turn it off and back on it works. And it keeps doing that. you need to replace the flexcable on the

...its closed and flipped up) Any Solutions? Thug526 - you need to take the phone to a mobile service repair center and have them replace your flexcable. GUest- have the LCD replaced on the ...

flip or slide phone. I would urge you to replace the flex and I am assuring you that your screen will display picture again. You might also be lucky to find out that the flex is not well fix, that is,

...flip phones, when the phone is clamp shut it is "slammed" a little hard. It then rattles the flex cable capabilities and wil temporarily turn off the screen. Just as if you were to drop it or ...

...turns off the ringer. I miss several calls that way. I want to keep the external keys active when the phone is flipped open, but I'd like them inactive when it is closed. Is this possible? The manual ...

flip or slide phone. I would urge you to replace the flex and I am assuring you that your screen will display picture again. You might also be lucky to find out that the flex is not well fix, that is,