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My father-in-law had this cell phone and used it only for a short period of time. He put it away for a bout 1 1/2 years and gave it to me. It looks brand new but won't power up. I tried a new battery with no sucess. It is the nokia cell phone #6686. Help?
Re: My father-in-law had this cell phone and used it only...
It happen when you do not use your phone for a long time like 6 months or a year. some if you are using your phone for year its become dead. your phone need flashing with any NOKIA software.
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PRAY! NEVER BORROW a father in laws equipment!!!! Let it sit for a short time and cool down and then see if it will start. I would also check the air filter and make sure that it isn't plugged!
I can think of two things you might do. Ask your daughter if she remembers the sim pin or call the cell phone company to ask for a personal unlock code. To get a PUK you'll need the sim id and make, model and serial number of the handset. This information is under the battery. Good luck.
I know this is an old post, but I just had this same situation. Inherited a unit from my father in law and it had be sitting about a year. I drained the gas tank (disconnect fuel line and pressurize tank inlet with shop vac) and flushed out fuel lines and replace fuel filter, air filter, oil and filter. Cleaned and lubricated all carb and choke mechanisms. Sprayed a bunch of carb cleaner and let it soak. Put in fresh gas. Cranked and cranked and cranked. Did not start right away, but stuck with it. I put some gas in a syringe used for injecting meat (just so you know the size) and remove everything above the carb venturi. Put about 1 cc of gas directly in the carb and cranked. it started and ran until that gas burned up (about 2 seconds). It ran ok but wasn't getting fuel so I suspected the fuel pump. Kept at it and repeated this about 15 to 20 times and noticed that it would run just a wee but longer each time. Until finally it caught and ran strong. Put everything back and it is in great shape. Hope that helps. Also, I noticed there was quite a bit of moisture in the muffler. This sputtered out until it got out enough to evaporate it all out. I now keep it covered when not in use - something I am not sure my father in law did.
The quick and short story is, fill the charcoal pan about 1/2 to 2/3 full of charcoal. Fill the water pan about 2/3 full of water and I add beer or whatever marinate I have left over. Spray PAM of similar item on your grills. Get the charcoal going, you need to try to regulate the temperature for 225 and maintain it for 4-6 hours depending on what you are cooking. You will need to reload the charcoal as needed to maintain the cook through out the period needed. I would start of with a couple whole chickens and put a digital thermometer in the breast. Cook till the breast reaches 170-175 and remove. Place soaked wood chips or chunks on top of the charcoal during the cook. The first hour it is important to keep some wood in there to get that smokey flavor. I use oak and Hickory.
If you really want to learn to cook good smoked foods, Google "smokering" and you will find a bunch of forums dedicated to the smoking foods and bunch of good people willing to help you learn.
Hi Jim, See you have been looking for awhile and understandably so. I don't have a manual and don't know anyone that does. Tradesman tools are manufactured by Rexon Corp. and they have a US office. I do not know where you are located so I have included the necessary information for you to contact them and try to get your manual. Rexon Corporation 684 Huey Road Rock Hill, SC 29730 U.S.A.Tel: 1-803-980-7740 Fax: 1-803-980-7750 Http://www.tradesman-rexon.com E-mail: [email protected] Good Luck, This should Fixya!
This may be somthing in their plan somtimes when you get a plan with two phones they will only put certain things to a number check with the provider and see if they are charging extra for this service
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