RAZR Screen Blank - Again

Brian <[email protected]> writes:

> My wife's Razr screen remained backlit but blank, with no damage or
> humidity associated with it. We had to pay to buy another phone. Now
> months later mine does the same thing.
>
> These phones are complete $h1t.

Which model of Razr?

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My wife's does that too sometimes (hers is silver, and a V3, if it makes a
difference). I've played with it and determined it's a bad connection to the
LCD inside the top half somewhere. Usually lightly squeezing it restores the
connection.

Oddly, my slightly older black V3 has never had that problem, though it's
seen more use.


"Brian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> My wife's Razr screen remained backlit but blank, with no damage or
> humidity associated with it. We had to pay to buy another phone. Now
> months later mine does the same thing.
>
> These phones are complete $h1t.
>

"Brian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> My wife's Razr screen remained backlit but blank, with no damage or
> humidity associated with it. We had to pay to buy another phone. Now
> months later mine does the same thing.

Why did you have to pay for new ones? I had the same thing happen with
my girlfriend's phone, and when we called 611, after a couple of
diagnostic checks, (looking at the water sesitive dot in the phone,
checking for corrosion on battery etc..) they happily sent
her out a replacement. Were you outside of the one year
warranty?



>
> These phones are complete $h1t.

I have had one for over a yar, got a replacement
due to the external speaker blowing, then the
girlfriend had the above problem, so I would agree, except that
Cingular swapped them out no problem, so I did not
have to bear the cost.

Bernard

bernard farquart wrote:
> "Brian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> My wife's Razr screen remained backlit but blank, with no damage or
>> humidity associated with it. We had to pay to buy another phone. Now
>> months later mine does the same thing.
>
> Why did you have to pay for new ones? I had the same thing happen with
> my girlfriend's phone, and when we called 611, after a couple of
> diagnostic checks, (looking at the water sesitive dot in the phone,
> checking for corrosion on battery etc..) they happily sent
> her out a replacement. Were you outside of the one year
> warranty?
>
>
>
>> These phones are complete $h1t.
>
> I have had one for over a yar, got a replacement
> due to the external speaker blowing, then the
> girlfriend had the above problem, so I would agree, except that
> Cingular swapped them out no problem, so I did not
> have to bear the cost.
>
> Bernard
>
>
Thus the Name-Razor-makes everyone want to cut themselves with it.
motoRola sucks...

On 5 May 2007 21:08:43 -0700, Brian <[email protected]> wrote in
<[email protected]>:

>My wife's Razr screen remained backlit but blank, with no damage or
>humidity associated with it. We had to pay to buy another phone. Now
>months later mine does the same thing.
>
>These phones are complete $h1t.

They are actually quite good _if_ you keep them dry.

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