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MSG · 05-05-2007, 09:33

@ sarojrkl - Has youur 2600 had any contact with liquid, Check for liquid damage. You can try changing the bottom connector.
What program do you use? try and run a energy management calibration. This test basically tests everything to do with charging (BSI, VBAT etc etc)

If problem is still there...Then its going to be UEM fault...

@zultopo - It looks like you have 2 faults. Is there any liquid damage at all.
Have you tried changing domesheet. If you have, then the fault with # button will be the filter.

The charging fault, can be fuse, bottom connector etc. What have you changed on the charging problem.?

@ H4ck - Did you upgrade the firmware version yourself, or did a local service centre do it?
If you did it yourself, then theres nothing Nokia stores can do, becasuse you did it yourself. If a local service centre done it, take it back and moan to them, ask if they can do a software downgrade.

05-05-2007, 09:33	#17 (permalink)
MSG Freak Poster Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: in the UK Age: 49 Posts: 153 Member: 132117 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 3	@ sarojrkl - Has youur 2600 had any contact with liquid, Check for liquid damage. You can try changing the bottom connector. What program do you use? try and run a energy management calibration. This test basically tests everything to do with charging (BSI, VBAT etc etc) If problem is still there...Then its going to be UEM fault... @zultopo - It looks like you have 2 faults. Is there any liquid damage at all. Have you tried changing domesheet. If you have, then the fault with # button will be the filter. The charging fault, can be fuse, bottom connector etc. What have you changed on the charging problem.? @ H4ck - Did you upgrade the firmware version yourself, or did a local service centre do it? If you did it yourself, then theres nothing Nokia stores can do, becasuse you did it yourself. If a local service centre done it, take it back and moan to them, ask if they can do a software downgrade.