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Nokia 6020: "Contact Service" displayed. Help, please.
Hi all,
I wondered if anyone could help with this. My Nokia 6020 will not turn on. When I put it on charge, after a few seconds, it displays the message "Contact Service".
I'm not sure exactly when it started this, as it's a spare phone which hasn't been in regular used for a few months.
It was originally on O2 PAYG and was unlocked about 18 months ago, with help from this forum (thanks, Browntoa). It was working fine for at least a year after unlocking.
Is this just a hardware fault? Is there anything I can do about it?
Thanks,
PPJ.
I wondered if anyone could help with this. My Nokia 6020 will not turn on. When I put it on charge, after a few seconds, it displays the message "Contact Service".
I'm not sure exactly when it started this, as it's a spare phone which hasn't been in regular used for a few months.
It was originally on O2 PAYG and was unlocked about 18 months ago, with help from this forum (thanks, Browntoa). It was working fine for at least a year after unlocking.
Is this just a hardware fault? Is there anything I can do about it?
Thanks,
PPJ.
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i just googled this and it came up with 'this may be caused by a bad unlocking attempt' or a hardware fault like you said0
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gaming_guy wrote: »i just googled this and it came up with 'this may be caused by a bad unlocking attempt' or a hardware fault like you said
Well it worked fine after un-locking, so I guess that just leaves the hardware fault. Is that it then? Do I just scrap it?0 -
Outside chance is that it is a hardware fault. More likely the firmware is corrupt and needs a full reflash.0
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it needs to be done by dedicated hardware
expect to pay about £10 to have it done0
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