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Member: 322206 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1594813/.:SARCAR:. Thanks Meter: 1,350 | if u check clearly u may understand , actually sim related components r under sim connector (X2700) u need to measure vsim voltage first . check vsim 1.8v at L2700 , if vsim voltage ok then check or replace R2700,R2701,R2703 . these all r 47ohms resistance . if still same then u need to reball or replace pearl (N2200) marked in second picture . if vsim voltage not get or abnormal at L2700 then it's also need to reball or replace pearl (N2200) cause vsim voltage directly out from power ic . there is no sim esd filter use in nokia e6. post result |
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