Transplanting a Nokia X6 Flash NAND to another body ?? - GSM-Forum

laptopmd · 06-14-2013, 14:38

Hi there !

I have a problem with a Nokia X6, completely dead after being dropped on the floor. I have tried to repair it, but the only thing that worked after the repair is that now the battery is charging (before not).
I don't know why it doesn't start up, it looks like some inside traces are damaged and don't get voltage where it need.

The most important thing for the owner of the phone, is to restore the data inside the nand (contacts, messages, images, etc..)

Now i am thinking at two possibilities :

1. Find a tool to dump the memory
2. Desolder the memory chip and soldering it to a working X6

I haven't found a tool to do this job until now... but for the 2nd idea... does anyone know if it can work ? Or the phone will refuse the new memory because of the encryption ?

thanks for help
md

gul-fraz · 06-14-2013, 19:06

i think ur second idea is too dangrous. try to repair this fone. if it is showing charging then it has 100% chance to on.work at this board with fresh mind

.::Gsm_Srilanka::. · 06-14-2013, 21:07

if charging show, ur phone cam repair 100% and can back up data

laptopmd · 06-14-2013, 21:15

I have tried everything to repair this phone, but there is a fault that i can't find solution.

N2201 is giving out 1.0vdc instead of 1.8vdc, i think this is the problem.

BUT.. i have already changed this ic with another that was working perfectly.. i don't know why he gives out only 1.8vdc.

I am searching a faster solution, just to recover data and not the phone.
Someone know if an ATF box can do a flash dump even if the phone is dead ?

laptopmd · 06-28-2013, 10:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by .::Gsm_Srilanka::.

if charging show, ur phone cam repair 100% and can back up data

Ehy you where right !!

I have worked one full night : i have desoldered, cleaned and reballed Rap and Betty, then i have replaced one more time the 1.82v power ic, and now... IT WORK !!

Phone working again, i was able to recover every data and give it back to customer !!

Thank you for your encouragement
md

ABUU YUUNUS · 06-28-2013, 21:20

Many a time faults detected in mobiles do require a great deal of patience and cool-headedness to actually get at a lasting solution. That is why there are usually different answers to a particular question as approaches have to differ since causes are no doubt numerous.

06-14-2013, 14:38	#1 (permalink)
laptopmd Freak Poster Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Switzerland Age: 48 Posts: 408 Member: 1873863 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 67	Transplanting a Nokia X6 Flash NAND to another body ?? Hi there ! I have a problem with a Nokia X6, completely dead after being dropped on the floor. I have tried to repair it, but the only thing that worked after the repair is that now the battery is charging (before not). I don't know why it doesn't start up, it looks like some inside traces are damaged and don't get voltage where it need. The most important thing for the owner of the phone, is to restore the data inside the nand (contacts, messages, images, etc..) Now i am thinking at two possibilities : 1. Find a tool to dump the memory 2. Desolder the memory chip and soldering it to a working X6 I haven't found a tool to do this job until now... but for the 2nd idea... does anyone know if it can work ? Or the phone will refuse the new memory because of the encryption ? thanks for help md

06-14-2013, 19:06	#2 (permalink)
gul-fraz Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Hazro,Attock,Pakistan Posts: 147 Member: 598390 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 32	i think ur second idea is too dangrous. try to repair this fone. if it is showing charging then it has 100% chance to on.work at this board with fresh mind

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.::Gsm_Srilanka::. No Life Poster Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: srilanka Age: 39 Posts: 1,519 Member: 1133072 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 505	if charging show, ur phone cam repair 100% and can back up data

06-14-2013, 21:15	#4 (permalink)
laptopmd Freak Poster Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Switzerland Age: 48 Posts: 408 Member: 1873863 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 67	I have tried everything to repair this phone, but there is a fault that i can't find solution. N2201 is giving out 1.0vdc instead of 1.8vdc, i think this is the problem. BUT.. i have already changed this ic with another that was working perfectly.. i don't know why he gives out only 1.8vdc. I am searching a faster solution, just to recover data and not the phone. Someone know if an ATF box can do a flash dump even if the phone is dead ?

06-28-2013, 21:20	#6 (permalink)
ABUU YUUNUS No Life Poster Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: IBADAN, OYO STATE, NIGERIA Posts: 724 Member: 319112 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 164	Many a time faults detected in mobiles do require a great deal of patience and cool-headedness to actually get at a lasting solution. That is why there are usually different answers to a particular question as approaches have to differ since causes are no doubt numerous.