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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / April 2004Nokia 5110 - issue
On occasions, during conversation, the caller drops out and you hear just yourself - kind of like a loop - audio goes straight from microphone to speaker. Apparently at the other end there is just dead air - the call time keeps going so the call itself isn't terminated Haven't tried fixing a phone before - wouldn't mind giving it a go if anyone has a suggestion on what is the cause and solution. Thanks, Jim > On occasions, during conversation, the caller drops out and you hear > just yourself - kind of like a loop - audio goes straight from [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Thanks, > Jim Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. it hasn't played up for a while though. might be worth going to the nokia service centre and seeing if there is a software upgrade they can install for you. (Elizebeth St, Melbourne) if there is it should be free under warrenty though you loose your phone for about half a day and all your phone settings and numbers stored on your phone will be lost. If there is an upgrade let me know! > Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > phone will be lost. > If there is an upgrade let me know! Software updates are only free under warranty, which is one year from the date of original purchase of the phone... 5110s have not been sold new for years now. They also don't have many settings to lose, or any numbers stored on the phone. Set it back up in five minutes. -mark >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. >> it hasn't played up for a while though. >> might be worth going to the nokia service centre and seeing if there is >> a software upgrade they can install for you. (Elizebeth St, Melbourne) >> if there is it should be free under warrenty though you loose your phone >> for about half a day and all your phone settings and numbers stored on >> your phone will be lost. >> If there is an upgrade let me know! > Software updates are only free under warranty, which is > one year from the date of original purchase of the phone... Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. > 5110s have not been sold new for years now. Irrelevant. > They also don't have many settings to lose, or any numbers > stored on the phone. Set it back up in five minutes. > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem > thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. Bullshit Roddles. Either cite the law, or admit you are wrong wrong wrong. > > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem > > thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. > Bullshit Roddles. Not a f.cking clue, as always. > Either cite the law, Trade Practices Act and the equivalent state legislation, fuckwit. > > > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > > > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Trade Practices Act and the equivalent state legislation, fuckwit. OK. I'll play your silly game. I have the TPA open in front of me. What section? Mmm, this should be interesting. > > > > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > > > > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > > Trade Practices Act and the equivalent state legislation, fuckwit. > OK. I'll play your silly game. You're the one playing silly games, child. > I have the TPA open in front of me. Even a terminal fuckwit such as yourself should be able to manage the online versions of it. > What section? Sec 71, usually referred to as fitness for purpose, fuckwit. > Mmm, this should be interesting. Nothing interesting at all watching you make a VERY spectacular fool of yourself yet again, child. f.ck!, you must be loaded with preservatives! | . > f.ck!, you must be loaded with preservatives! Nope, just extremely rotten indeed. Cant you smell it ? > > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Bullshit Roddles. Either cite the law, or admit you are wrong wrong > wrong. The law Rod refers to is the Trade practices Act, and rod is correct on that point However the 5110 doesnt have any inherent design faults > Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem > thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. Wrong, roddles. There are no design problems in the software, an update is merely an update, to ensure the core components run smoother. all a phone software update can do is utilise the hardware more effectively. That aside, I would be surprised if many phone service centres still had the capability to upgrade 5110 software, nor would they be interested in it. -mark "nukeleer" <nukeleer#internode.on.net> said >> Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem >> thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > update, to ensure the core components run smoother. all a phone software > update can do is utilise the hardware more effectively. "drops out and you hear just yourself - kind of like a loop - audio goes straight from microphone to speaker." If that can be fixed by software then it's definitely a problem that's covered under the TPA.  SignatureKwyj. "War is God's way of teaching Americans geography." -- Ambrose Bierce (Remove your panties to reply by email) > "nukeleer" <nukeleer#internode.on.net> said > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > If that can be fixed by software then it's definitely a problem that's > covered under the TPA. Nope Software fails occasionally, just like hardware And nor does that mean "its an inherent design fault" "Michael" <michael@yahoo.com> said >> "nukeleer" <nukeleer#internode.on.net> said >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > And nor does that mean "its an inherent design fault" And how do you know that? For all you know there could be some code in there that says if date =>20/04/04 mute() Unlikely but not impossible. SignatureKwyj. "War is God's way of teaching Americans geography." -- Ambrose Bierce (Remove your panties to reply by email) > > "nukeleer" <nukeleer#internode.on.net> said > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > If that can be fixed by software then it's definitely a problem that's > > covered under the TPA. > Nope > Software fails occasionally, just like hardware Not a f.cking clue. As always. > And nor does that mean "its an inherent design fault" You have absolutely no way of knowing if that is or not. >> Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem >> thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. > Wrong, roddles. Not a f.cking clue. As always. > There are no design problems in the software, I clearly said *IF* the phone has a design fault thats fixed by the update, fuckwit. > an update is merely an update, to ensure > the core components run smoother. Not a f.cking clue. As always. > all a phone software update can do > is utilise the hardware more effectively. Not a f.cking clue. As always. Most of the time they are actually fixing problem in the software, fuckwit. > That aside, I would be surprised if many phone service centres still had the > capability to upgrade 5110 software, nor would they be interested in it. Completely and utterly irrelevant to what was being discussed, what the law requires. AND the law requires that hardware be adequately supported for a lot longer than its been since the 5110 was last flogged TOO. > > Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem > > thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > That aside, I would be surprised if many phone service centres still had the > capability to upgrade 5110 software, nor would they be interested in it. Many could and many would > -mark > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Wrong. The law requires that if the phone has a design problem > thats fixed by the update, that the warranty is completely irrelevant. And there has been no such design fault. the only one acknowledged by "the law" is the 8210 screen design fault which is recognised in NSW > > >> Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > > >> Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > And there has been no such design fault. You have absolutely no idea whether thats a design fault or not. > the only one acknowledged by "the law" is the 8210 > screen design fault which is recognised in NSW Not a f.cking clue, as always. There have been countless design faults that legally have to be fixed by the phone manufacturer or their agent. It doesnt normally get addressed by the legal system just because the company usually acknowledges that there is a design fault without having to have had the legal baseball bat applied to them first. > Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. > it hasn't played up for a while though. > might be worth going to the nokia service centre and seeing if there is a > software upgrade they can install for you. (Elizebeth St, Melbourne) > if there is it should be free under warrenty though you loose your phone for No 5110 will be under warranty anymore > > Software, Turn the phone off then on. (restart). > > Mine has done it once or twice and everytime i restart. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > No 5110 will be under warranty anymore Unless they excercised their extended warranty option upon purchase. |
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