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  1. #1
    James Howe
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    I recently purchased a new Motorola V400 phone on eBay. When I inserted
    my SIM card and turned the phone on, I received a message telling me to
    "Insert SIM". After playing around with the phone some, I was able to get
    my SIM card to read by making sure the battery was pressing tight against
    the SIM card. I put some tape on the battery to make sure that the SIM
    card was being pressed against the contacts when the case was closed.
    This worked initially, but after a few minutes, the phone would shut off
    and then pop up with the "Insert SIM" prompt. Do I have a phone with an
    isolated defect, or have others experienced this problem as well?

    Thanks.

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    Re: V400 problem

    Did you slide the latch down on the SIM card




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    Re: V400 problem

    Did you slide the latch down on the SIM card




  4. #4
    James Howe
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    Re: V400 problem

    On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 19:53:00 -0500, <[email protected]> wrote:

    > Did you slide the latch down on the SIM card
    >


    I did, and I've tried different SIM cards. It has now reached the point
    where it seems to be working, but I fully expect that at some point it
    will reboot itself and ask for the SIM card. Just wondered if anyone else
    had encountered this sort of problem. I'm not sure whether this is a
    hardware or a software problem.


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    James Howe
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    Re: V400 problem

    On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 19:53:00 -0500, <[email protected]> wrote:

    > Did you slide the latch down on the SIM card
    >


    I did, and I've tried different SIM cards. It has now reached the point
    where it seems to be working, but I fully expect that at some point it
    will reboot itself and ask for the SIM card. Just wondered if anyone else
    had encountered this sort of problem. I'm not sure whether this is a
    hardware or a software problem.


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  6. #6
    tomcat592
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    Re: V400 problem


    What you may want to try is taking an pincel eraser and rub on the gold
    contacts....I work in Cingular customer care and it always seems to
    work....

    Travis W.


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