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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / May 2004Nokia No Sound?
My mobile is marked as a Nokia BML-3. When the phone I am calling picks up I can hear them loud and clear but they can hear nothing from me. I cannot even find the 'Ole where the speech goes. I've removed the covers and the hearing part/loudspeaker at the top is obvious, but where is the mic hole? Even if I find it can anyone help with regaining my speech please? These things are hardly worth paying for repair, BrianJ > My mobile is marked as a Nokia BML-3. When the phone I am calling The Nokia BML-3 is a battery!!!! >> My mobile is marked as a Nokia BML-3. When the phone I am calling > > The Nokia BML-3 is a battery!!!! ...which fits the Nokia 3210.  SignatureMichael Turner Email (ROT13) zvxr.gheare1963@ivetva.arg > >> My mobile is marked as a Nokia BML-3. When the phone I am calling > > > > The Nokia BML-3 is a battery!!!! > > ...which fits the Nokia 3210. So we can deduce he is talking about a Nokia 3210, we got there at last! ;-) > The Nokia BML-3 is a battery!!!! Woops well behind the battery it says 3210 and even I have heard of that! BJ > My mobile is marked as a Nokia BML-3. When the phone I am calling > picks up I can hear them loud and clear but they can hear nothing from [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > repair, > BrianJ Sounds like the mic is faulty, easy to replace, dismantle with a Torx T6 screwdriver, and change the bottom module. Steve Terry > Sounds like the mic is faulty, easy to replace, dismantle with a Torx T6 > screwdriver, and change the bottom module. Is the bottom module the black plastic bit about 15mmx5mmx5mm with the charger hole? BJ > Sounds like the mic is faulty, easy to replace, dismantle with a Torx T6 > screwdriver, and change the bottom module. Is the bottom module the black plastic bit about 15mmx5mmx5mm with the charger hole? BJ > > Sounds like the mic is faulty, easy to replace, dismantle with a Torx T6 > > screwdriver, and change the bottom module. > > Is the bottom module the black plastic bit about 15mmx5mmx5mm with the charger hole? > BJ Yes For spares try http://www.netdevpro.com/excell/ Steve Terry > > Is the bottom module the black plastic bit about 15mmx5mmx5mm with the charger > hole? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Steve Terry Many thanks Steve. How many times have I solved a PC fault by taking bits out and putting the same bits back? It seems mobile phones work that way too, I took everything out, incl the bottom module, put it all back and i can talk again.... BrianJ > > > Is the bottom module the black plastic bit about 15mmx5mmx5mm with the charger > > hole? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > all back and i can talk again.... > BrianJ Same problem arises, modules get dirty contacts On mobile phones particularly Sim contacts, as they carry millivolts Steve Terry > Same problem arises, modules get dirty contacts > > On mobile phones particularly Sim contacts, as they carry millivolts > > Steve Terry Is that why I sometimes get "Sim card not ready" when trying to access the address book? I've tried cleaning the SIM and contacts in the phone. The phone is working fine......... Brianj > > Same problem arises, modules get dirty contacts > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > phone. The phone is working fine......... > Brianj That's more likely to do with a clocking problem in the sim, which can be caused by bad contacts. Does it happen with other Sims? If not If it persists, try getting a replacement Sim. Steve Terry > That's more likely to do with a clocking problem in the sim, > which can be caused by bad contacts. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Steve Terry Regret thats the only SIM I have. The problem is intermittent. Whats the best cleaning agent? BJ > > That's more likely to do with a clocking problem in the sim, > > which can be caused by bad contacts. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Whats the best cleaning agent? > BJ Most agree a pencil rubber (eraser) is best Steve Terry > That's more likely to do with a clocking problem in the sim, > which can be caused by bad contacts. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Steve Terry Sorry Steve my reply did'nt post for some reason - I'll try and borrow another SIM but the fault is intermittent so even if I used another SIM for 5 minutes it may not be a valid test. What's the best way to clean the contacts, the same as cleaning adapter cards in a PC? If it's s clocking problem would'nt that have existed since manufacture? It did work until recently BrianJ |
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