Is there a way to fix the "garbled" calls that have started happening in the last 3 weeks? We got 3G service around the same time the problems started, and AT&T has said the V3xx doesn't "play well" with their technology & suggested I get a new phone. I've also been told "off the record" that there may be an unofficial software fix to be found on the web somewhere... ideas?

If you just purchased the freezer 3 weeks ago, I would be calling the store and or the manufacturer, and have them send out a service man to fix it or replace it.

there are alot of thigns that can be wrong with it. Including the sim card, network settings. or a bad upgrade. what ios version are you running and have you tried taking it to the apple store?

My problem is quite similar... My iphone works in some parts of delhi and it shows no service for other parts of delhi... If i use idea sim on my iphone, it works absolutely fine... and if i use my airtel sim on any other phone then also things appear ok..

any ideas?

Hi dcalderon128;

I'd cover your basics first. Try checking the monitor cables at both ends, make sure they are tightly connected. Next, if the monitor is plugged in to a power strip or surge protector disconnect it and plug it in to the wall directly.

Lastly, if you have more then one computer(including laptops) try plugging your monitor in to another computer.

If any of this solves your problem great!
You may be able to find further information, warranty repair and Samsung Service centre's in your area by visiting the link below:

Samsung Self Service Support

have u done a handset reset for your smart phone yet?

Your magnetron tube is leaking RF energy inside and zapping the main board. It is NOT dangerous as any leakage will be contained inside the unit. You will need a new mag tube and it is covered by a 5 or 10 year parts warranty. Call GE Factory Service at 1-800-432-2737or schedule online at www.geappliances.com

use a extension coupling and a another 6-10inch hose and this time use rubber cement for connections

Good Day;
The continues blinking 99.9 % of the time is four caps on your DM board. The caps are C9B01,C9B02,C9B10 and C9B11 they use 1000UHF the upgrade caps are 680 UHF- 35V. The board is on the very left hand side (from back).
I have performed this repair at least 50 times and it takes me still about 1.5 hours. If you are not handy and do not have a solder station, I would recommend that you call a factory authorized service dealer to perform this repair. With service call and ect. it will cost you around $550.00 and the repair can be done in the home, of course prices varies across the country.
Good Luck, Day, Big Irish.

I have this TV and the same thing happens to me as well. Only a month after I purchased it, it started it. Once it turns off with the red status light blinking, press and hold the two buttons for about 10 seconds. You'll then see the green light start flashing. It will flash two sequences. Mine always gives me a code 37.

One weekend, I couldn't get it to turn on for two days, and I was so upset since I couldn't get any service people on the phone. When I finally found a service company that would return my call, the 5th company I called from Mitsubishi's authorized service techs in the area, they scheduled a guy to come out. Eventually, before he came out, I got it to come on and stay on after countless resets. And of course, once he came out to the house we could not replicate the problem.

Since then, (about 4 months ago) it's worked perfectly until just last week it did it again. This time, I only had to reset it about a dozen times before it worked and has worked consistently since then.

It's really frustrating that the problem is inconsistent, and for some reason Mitsubishi claims to never have experienced it before. I do have the extended warranty, and at this rate, I'm assuming they eventually do a full replacement after the 3 service call "lemon" clause.

Oddly enough, after

Press Menu first, then #9000*, next press 550, press Start, wait for printing, unplug the electric cord, wait 10s or more, plug it again, it's done.