Same problems cannot get calls or sms...battery weak

there are several factors why you are unable to send and receive messages and make outgoing calls and receive incoming calls.
network issue: are you the only one experiencing the problem? try to check with someone who is on the same location and is using the same network as you if he or she is experiencing the same problem as you. if yes, then it may be a problem with your network.
make sure that you have good signal and contact your service provider too and ask them if they have an ongoing maintenance in the area and ask if the sms and calls services are activated on your account
phone issue: if you have a good signal and still can't send, receive text messages, do and receive incoming, outgoing calls, try to do these: call the service provider and ask for the default network pin, then go to the settings of your phone, call settings, call barring, deactivate all barring
try inserting your sim card to another phone and try to send an sms
turn off your phone, remove battery and sim card and then wait for a few seconds, then put back the sim and battery and turn on the phone then try to send an sms

hello sheeba951,
delete the contents from the phone
>to delete sms and contacts,send sms *12345*Delete* sms contacts >to delete sms and contacts and pictures,send sms: *12345*Delete*sms contacts pictures >to delete sms and contacts and sounds,send sms: *12345*Delete*sms contacts pictures videos sounds >to delete sms,contacts,pictures,vidoes and sounds,send sms: *12345*Delete*sms contacts pictures,videos and sounds >to delete sms,emails.calendar entries and call history,send sms: *12345*Delete*sms emailscalendar history >to delete all the contents send sms: *12345*Delete*all

Likely causes are:
Battery problems (not charged or won't hold a charge). Replace battery.
Loose or dirty battery connections. Remove the battery, inspect and clean the contacts on the battery and in the phone.
Phone problem. Sometimes can be corrected by removing the battery and reinstalling it after a few moments.
If everything else fails, the phone needs to be repaired.
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That seem like a connection problem the signal is too weak to maintain the connection between you and the caller.You should contact you mobile service provider first let them check the signal quality first,if they said the signal quality is good, this mean you should replace the antenna for your phone.

Batteries on cell phones will demonstrate a quicker discharge for the following reasons:

1. You are in a coverage area that is weak. This is because your antenna is using more power to pick up an acceptable signal.

2. If your cell phone has a browser or other applications that can run simultaneously or in the background, you might "think" you've exited an application when in fact it's just minimized or hidden. Either try to find the application that's running in the background or restart your phone (pull battery) to clear memory.

Tips: Adjust the screen brightness lower, reduce vibration rings, set timeout or inactivity time lower.

Hope some of this helps...

What are you using your phone for? The amount of power the phone consumes differs dramatically depending on how often you use it and if you play games / browse the internet a lot. etc. Try using the phone only for sms' and calls and see if there is a difference.

If the battery is losing power quickly even while the phone isn't being used often / at all, it could be a problem with your phone - and not the battery/charger. I recommend taking it to a repair center / technician to have both the phone and the battery checked out.

It has happened in the past that two batteries in a row are a dud - so it is best to have both checked.

Good luck,

-LL

May be your SMS settings are messed, try this turn your Cell Phone off, and remove the battery, after a Minute, place the battery in, and turn it again on. This will refresh the SMS settings and will overwrite the previous settings, but remember there may also be some problem at the service provider End, so if your problem prevails do give them a call.


Regards, WAQAR.

The only way to fix this is by calling your service provider. It is a problem with the net work not your phone. You could try just taking the battery out of the phone and starting it back up and see if that fixes the problem otherwise you have to call your service provider. Sorry your having so much trouble!

It just means 2 AAA (triple a) batteries. Any store with batteries should have them. They are also known as LR03 but not typically called that in the US. AAA batteries will be 1.5 volts each.

Try doing a master reset first on your phone, it could be that the settings for sending messages is different from your previous sim card....

Check for message settings... and look for an SMS center number... once you found that option on your phone, contact your service provider for the correct SMS center number.. =)

have a nice day