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which is your mobile brand and model? the faults on your moblie are 1 insert sim or 2 no singnals (covrege) just open care fully your moblie and clean it with soft bursh
I have a problem with my Partner X8c translator, which scren after three years of using stopped to work properly. The batteries are new. Do you know any repair service opportunities? I want avoid buying just a new translator as they are really expensive and should be able to work longer then three years.
The problem doesn't come from your console, but from your game cartridge. I had the same problem, and I've stumbled upon your question while Googling about it.
Recently, I wrote a tutorial about how to solve this problem which affects most old consoles that use game cartridges, such as the NES, the Nintendo 64 and the Genesis.
The tutorial is in French, so here's link to a translation by Google Translate: http://is.gd/52USF Please ignore grammatical mistakes, as those are the result of the automatic translation. The tutorial is about NES cartridges, but it works with any gaming system that uses cartridges.
engine control module probably shorted out. unplug wire harness to ecm and sniff for electrical burn smell....if present then you know the deal...gd luck chris
Open watch caseback. Undo the contact. Memorise numbers on battery and buy exactly the identical one. Replace the battery. Fit the contact back. Close the caseback. Reset the watch.
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