Thursday, June 30, 2011

6120c Light Solution

This tutorial is about how to repair 6120c light problem. This problem usually occurs when the phone is dropped intentionally or unintentionally causing IC and electronics component to malfunction.


6120c light
6120c light solution


Procedure:

1. First try to replace the coil. Refer to the image above. If no luck proceed to 2.

2. Replace betty IC. In my experience 6120c light problem especially with no light in the keypad as well is done by replacing Betty IC.

3. Finally if still no light try to replace the diode from image I manage to get a replace for diode in the 3100 / 6100 board.




I hope at this point you already fix your 6120c light problem.

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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

iPhone repair Guide

This iPhone repair guide is a comprehensive tips, tricks, guides and tutorial gathered through years of experience in servicing iPhone



iPhone repair guide
iPhone repair tutorial


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Monday, June 27, 2011

2600c unlock security code

In this tutorial you will learn how to flash 2600c to unlock security code


This unit was brought to me by my regular customer here in my shop. I tried to reset the factory settings but it would not work. After trying two to three times I decided to flash the phone.

Tools:
Jaf tool box
3 in 1 easy cable

Procedure:

1. Open Jaf software. Check factory set.

2. Load MCU and PPM files

3. Tick Flash

4. Wait until the software finish.

5. You are done.


Screenshot:

unlock security code


Logs:

Getting MCU ID

MCU ID: 0x3162
FLASH ID0: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr0: 0x01000000 - 0x01FFFFFF, SectorSize0: 11
FLASH ID1: 00010000 <=> Flash -> not used Addr1: 0x02000000 - 0x02FFFFFF, SectorSize1: 0
First 16 bytes: AD 7E B6 1B 00 FF 10 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Checking RAM for ALGO...
Algo is ready...
Checking FAID calculation...
P-key nokia module version 01.02
Done!
Phone Restarted...
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: NONE
PPM Flash file: NONE
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.mcusw
PPM Flash file: NONE
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.mcusw
PPM Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.ppm_ej
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.mcusw
PPM Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.ppm_ej
CNT Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.image_ej
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Backing up PM Field 208 as RPL...
Setting local mode...
Reading IMEI...
Reading IMEI data...
Building RPL backup file...
C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\ProgData\351946032013160_imei_backup_957276.rpl
Done!
Backup imei OK!
MCU: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.mcusw
Booting phone...
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.mcusw
PPM Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.ppm_ej
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__06.82.mcusw
PPM Flash file: NONE
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: NONE
PPM Flash file: NONE
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.mcusw
PPM Flash file: NONE
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.mcusw
PPM Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.ppm_el
CNT Flash file: NONE
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Phone Type:
FILES SET FOR FLASHING:
MCU Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.mcusw
PPM Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.ppm_el
CNT Flash file: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.image_el
ADSP Flash file: NONE
APE Variant file: NONE
APE User Flash file: NONE
Backing up PM Field 208 as RPL...
Setting local mode...
Reading IMEI...
Reading IMEI data...
Building RPL backup file...
C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\ProgData\351946032013160_imei_backup_959276.rpl
Done!
Backup imei OK!
MCU: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.mcusw
Booting phone...
MCU ID: 0x3162
BOOT file: C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\Flash\u3_2nd.fia
Loader version: 04.46.01 -> Revision: 0007
Boot size is 0x09A8
Boot is ready...
FLASH ID0: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr0: 0x01000000 - 0x01FFFFFF, SectorSize0: 11
FLASH ID1: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr1: 0x02000000 - 0x02FFFFFF, SectorSize1: 11
First 16 bytes: AD 7E B6 1B 00 FF 10 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Flash ID is 0x0822EC00
Flash loader is C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\Flash\u3_amd.fia
Loader version: 04.46.01 -> Revision: 0007
Loader size is 0x7528; Loader chk: a2
Loader is ready...
P-key nokia module version 01.02
MSID: 84FDE1C5E21A9533E96D0AEE81
MSID decoded: 2C40BAE900C906E2AA000000
FAID: 7A496353ED1C2E13212C3669
Operation took 0 minutes 12 seconds...
Erasing...
Found 2 interval(s) to erase
Erasing area: 01000000 - 0101FFFF...
Erasing area: 01020000 - 01C3FFFF...
Operation took 0 minutes 35 seconds...
Writing...
Perm. Data Restore OK
Operation took 5 minutes 38 seconds...
Restarting MCU...
CNT: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.image_el
Booting phone...
MCU ID: 0x3162
BOOT file: C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\Flash\u3_2nd.fia
Loader version: 04.46.01 -> Revision: 0007
Boot size is 0x09A8
Boot is ready...
FLASH ID0: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr0: 0x01000000 - 0x01FFFFFF, SectorSize0: 11
FLASH ID1: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr1: 0x02000000 - 0x02FFFFFF, SectorSize1: 11
First 16 bytes: AD 7E B6 1B 00 FF 10 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Flash ID is 0x0822EC00
File is already converted to 128k page...
Flash loader is C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\Flash\u3_amd.fia
Loader version: 04.46.01 -> Revision: 0007
Loader size is 0x7528; Loader chk: a2
Loader is ready...
P-key nokia module version 01.02
MSID: 8485F2A93EF510096AF1D52129
MSID decoded: D26EBAF100C906E2AA000610
FAID: 82F27D60CA866EE5EF06569A
Operation took 0 minutes 10 seconds...
Erasing Content Pack...
Found 2 interval(s) to erase
Erasing area: 02000000 - 02DBFFFF...
Erasing area: 02DC0000 - 02F9FFFF...
Operation took 1 minutes 26 seconds...
Writing...
Perm. Data Restore OK
Operation took 1 minutes 26 seconds...
Restarting MCU...
Operation took 0 minutes 0 seconds...
Extracting Content Pack...
Running: (c) Nokia File Server
CNT Extract OK.
Operation took 0 minutes 5 seconds...
PPM: C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\rm-340\rm340__07.60.ppm_el
Booting phone...
MCU ID: 0x3162
BOOT file: C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\Flash\u3_2nd.fia
Loader version: 04.46.01 -> Revision: 0007
Boot size is 0x09A8
Boot is ready...
FLASH ID0: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr0: 0x01000000 - 0x01FFFFFF, SectorSize0: 11
FLASH ID1: 220800EC <=> SAMSUNG (SEC) -> K8F5615ETM/K5G5629ATD Addr1: 0x02000000 - 0x02FFFFFF, SectorSize1: 11
First 16 bytes: AD 7E B6 1B 00 FF 10 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Flash ID is 0x0822EC00
Flash loader is C:\Program Files\ODEON\JAF\Flash\u3_amd.fia
Loader version: 04.46.01 -> Revision: 0007
Loader size is 0x7528; Loader chk: a2
Loader is ready...
P-key nokia module version 01.02
MSID: 8410E66A38E9280FC9A4BE980D
MSID decoded: 3E4EBAE900C906E2A8000000
FAID: E9F15B52DFB336E5603F00FB
Operation took 0 minutes 10 seconds...
Erasing PPM...
Found 1 interval(s) to erase
Erasing area: 01C40000 - 01FFFFFF...
Operation took 0 minutes 11 seconds...
Writing...
Perm. Data Restore OK
Operation took 1 minutes 11 seconds...
Restarting MCU...
Flashing Done!
Operation took 11 minutes 14 seconds...

After flash processing...
Waiting for phone to boot...
Reading...
Phone type: RM-340, Software version: 07.60
IMEI: 351946032013160
Product Code: 0557449
Resetting PPC...
Setting FULL FACTORY......Setting test mode...
Setting FULL FACTORY...
Operation took 0 minutes 4 seconds...
Done!
Done!
Done!


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How to unlock code

In this tutorial I will teach to you how to unlock code.

In servicing mobile phone every technician must have a skills on how to unlock code.
For demonstration purposes I will use a Nokia 1650. Every type of mobile phone has its own tool box.

Tools:
Jaf tool box  (Nokia)
1100 cable

Procedure:

1. Open the Jaf Software.

2. Connect the 1650 using 1100 cable to the tool box.

3. Tick CHK to determine if there is a good connection from the phone to the tool box.

4. Tick INF to determine the type of mobile you are going to remove the unlock code.

5. Check the box of the factory settings from the service settings. Tick service button

6. Select "factory set full".

7. Tick write. You are finish.

In this tutorial you learn how to unlock code using Jaf tool box for Nokia mobile phone.


Screenshot here:

how to unlock code


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Sunday, June 26, 2011

How to unlock a phone lock code

In this tutorial I will teach you how to unlock a phone lock code. For demonstration purposes I will unlock the Motorola C261 phone lock code.


Tools:
Infinity box
x60 cable

Procedure:

After the installation of the infinity box and its driver.

1. Open the Infinity box shell from the desktop shortcut icon.  It will open a new window.
2. Select Motorola from the drop down menu
3. It will open a new window.

4. Settings tab. Select model in this demonstration I choose C261

how to unlock a phone lock code


5. Choose the correct com port in my tutorial COM 8 VPCO (hint use the vcpo)
6. Tick service tab.
how to unlock a phone lock code


7. Power on the mobile phone and connect it to the box using the x60 cable.
8. Tick user/phone/lock code

Logs:

COM8 [VCP0] selected
Device: C261
Device must be POWERED-ON !
Connecting, wait...
Device connected. Working...
current imei: 359416009357190
software version: 0166 MOTOROLA_E58S
flex version: FLEX_90_62_2N03
user code reset Ok

9. Wait for the software to finish

In this tutorial you learn how to unlock a phone lock code and how to use infinity box to remove a motorola phone lock code.

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5300 HANG repaired by usb flashing using mxkey

Using the mxkey tool and usb cable you can repair 5300 hang problem.


Procedure:

Open MX KEY software
Load flash files
TICK FLASH


LOGS:

Library version: 1.0.0.9019(20-11-2010), 1.0.0.15042(20-11-2010)
Processing MCU file: rm146__07.20.mcusw
[BB5,BB5 ALGORITHM] size: 14.56 MB
Supported Ids: 0103192101001101, 010C192101001101
Make sure USB cable, Battery and charger are removed from device.
Insert USB cable, Battery back to device(make sure to have fully charged battery).
Insert Charger or Press phone's power button(if flashing doesnt start automatically)
Waiting for USB device ...
Pooling for ADL device ...
Device found: nmwcdnsuc\Nokia USB Flashing Generic, ID: 472EEA3
CMT SYSTEM ASIC ID: 000000010000022600010006010C192101001101 [RAPGSM ver: 1.1]
CMT EM0 ID: 00000232
CMT EM1 ID: 00000353
CMT PUBLIC ID: 26300109A3577056AA644A114E9D7FCE5A818649
CMT ASIC MODE ID: 00
CMT ROOT KEY HASH: BAF3A9C3DBFA8454937DB77F2B8852B1
CMT ROM ID: 191EC665DFAAF68F
Flashing CMT Update Server Data, ULO: 0x3880 bytes
Update Server code succesfully sent to phone.
Flashing CMT Update Server Data, UPDAPP: 0x3CA00 bytes
Update Server code succesfully sent to phone.
Flashing CMT Update Server Data, PASUBTOC: 0x4A9C0 bytes
Update Server code succesfully sent to phone.
Pooling for ADL device ...
Device found: nmwcdnsuc\Nokia BB5 ADL Loader USB Generic, ID: 1329F5E0
Verifying communication to device OK.
Erase size: 16.37 MB
CMT NOR area [00000000-000006BF] erased in 0.406 s
CMT NOR area [000006C0-0001FFFF] erased in 0.031 s
CMT NOR area [00020000-0007FFFF] erased in 1.500 s
CMT NOR area [00080000-000DFFFF] erased in 0.469 s
CMT NOR area [00100000-001FFFFF] erased in 0.719 s
CMT NOR area [00200000-0031FFFF] erased in 4.094 s
CMT NOR area [00320000-0105FFFF] erased in 44.156 s
CMT NOR area [01060000-01067FFF] erased in 0.375 s
CMT NOR area [01068000-0107FFFF] erased in 0.016 s
Flash programming ...
CMT PAPUBKEYS: 7C1A1F5C3DB717937F54455937AF9DA76AA2EE13 (Rap Certificate 30 v1) written.
Programming completed in 2 min 16.375 s
Processing PPM file: rm146__07.20.ppm_i
[BB5,BB5 ALGORITHM] size: 4.41 MB
Supported Ids: 0103192101001101, 010C192101001101
Erase size: 5.50 MB
CMT NOR area [01080000-015FFFFF] erased in 13.187 s
Flash programming ...
Programming completed in 40.750 s
Processing CNT file: rm146__07.20.image_i
[BB5,BB5 ALGORITHM] page size: 64 K size: 4.57 MB
Supported Ids: 0103192101001101, 010C192101001101
Erase size: 9.87 MB
CMT NOR area [01600000-01FDFFFF] erased in 31.812 s
Flash programming ...
Programming completed in 40.110 s
Total time for flashing process(boot+erase+write) was 5 min 25.250 s
Pooling for ADL device ...
Device found: nmwcdc\Nokia 5300 XpressMusic USB Generic, ID: 3108F5A1
Verifying communication to device OK.
Flashing completed in 6 min 7.453 s

Phone Type: RM-146 (Nokia 5300)
SW Version: V 07.20 23-10-08 RM-146 (c) Nokia.
Imei plain: 3598----------------
Product Code: 0557827
Language Pack:
- not available.

SIMLOCK seems to be valid
SUPERDONGLE_KEY seems to be valid
CMLA_KEY seems to be valid
WMDRM_PD seems to be valid
SIMLOCK_TEST passed
SECURITY_TEST passed


Imei net: 3598-------------
Version: SIMLOCK SERVER VERSION 63
Counter: 0/3, 0/10

CONFIG_DATA: 2440700000000000
PROFILE_BITS: 0000000000000000

BLOCK 1: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
BLOCK 2: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
BLOCK 3: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
BLOCK 4: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
BLOCK 5: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
BLOCK 6: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
BLOCK 7: 1=OPEN 2=OPEN 3=OPEN 4=OPEN 5=OPEN, DATA=FFFFFF
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Now power on your phone and 5300 hang problem is solved now.

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Friday, June 24, 2011

Mobile Phone Repair Training

Mobile phone repair training course for people who cannot attend the classes. This course is a distance learning, home study and correspondence type of course to easily learn mobile phone repairing.


Mobile Phone Repair Course
Mobile Phone Repair Course


This course is suit for all people from technical background and engineers; even if you are a complete novice you can join and learn the required skills to repair mobile phones.

You will become complete mobile repair professional by completing our course. After completing our cell phone repair training you will be able to repair minor as well as major handset faults.

Mobile Phone Repair Training course outline:

Mobiles basic Electronics
  • Electrical parameters - Current, Voltage, Frequency
  • Mobile electronic Components - Resistors, Capacitors, Diodes, Transistors and LEDs
  • Use of Multimeter - Measuring resistance, capacitance, voltage, batteries
  • Must have skills for cellphone repair training

Mobile Phone Components
  • Mobile Components - Speaker, Mic, Ringer, Vibrator, Charging Connector, Memory, Antenna
  • Batteries - Types of batteries, Standby time, Talk time.
  • Chargers.
  • This is important for cell phone technician training.  To be able to troubleshoot mobile phone, components  familiarization is a must.

Mobile Basic Introduction
  • GSM / CDMA Technology
  • Basic Working
  • Different terms used in mobile phones – Bluetooth, SMS, Memory Cards
  • Different services – GPRS, WAP, 2G, 3G
  • Different Functions – Speed dialing, Call waiting, Call conference etc.

Basic Troubleshooting

  • Tools used for opening mobile Phones



  • Disassemble and Assembly of Mobile Phones.



  • L2 Components testing, troubleshooting and replacement - Display, Speakers, Mic, Vibrators, ringers, Antennas, charging connector.



  • Cleaning method of PCB.



  • Replacement of panels.



  • In repairing mobile phone technician should start with the basic troubleshooting.  Most of mobile problems are done using basic troubleshooting.



  • Advance Mobile Hardware
    • Different sections in mobile phone - PFO section, RF section, Baseband section
    • Introduction to Various ICs and electronic components. - PA, Antenna switch, RAM IC,
    • Cobb, Power IC, Charging IC, CPU (MAD / UPP),filers, Thavo IC, etc.
    • Soldering/desoldering of mobile components.
    • Using blower for removing mobile components.
    • Study of Block diagram and PCB pictorial.
    • Tracing and trouble shooting through circuit diagram.
    • After doing the  basic troubleshooting and mobile phone is not yet repaired advance troubleshooting knowledge is very important.  This is discuss in this mobile phone repair course.

    Unlocking & Flashing Box Guide. 

    • Unlocking and flashing are also included in this mobile phone repair training course.  Please check also my post in unlocking different mobile phones.

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    Thursday, June 23, 2011

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