Motorola V525

Hi

I have a Motorola V525 phone and enter my sim pin, then it is asking
me to contact my service provider (Vodafone), this was an old phone of
mine and I am using temporary but entered the incorrect phone pin 3
times so I cant now access the phone.

Vodafone have fobbed me off saying the phone is broken, does anyone
know of any way to bypass this message and get in to the phone to
master reset it or at least so I can enter the the correct handset
code. Read the user guide and no useful information in there for it,
so anybody out there who could assist

Many Thanks

Stuart

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On 9 Apr 2007 12:18:31 -0700, "Stuart" <[email protected]>
wrote in <[email protected]>:

>I have a Motorola V525 phone and enter my sim pin, then it is asking
>me to contact my service provider (Vodafone), this was an old phone of
>mine and I am using temporary but entered the incorrect phone pin 3
>times so I cant now access the phone.
>
>Vodafone have fobbed me off saying the phone is broken, does anyone
>know of any way to bypass this message and get in to the phone to
>master reset it or at least so I can enter the the correct handset
>code. Read the user guide and no useful information in there for it,
>so anybody out there who could assist

What you need is the "PUK code", which can only be obtained from whoever
originally sold you the phone.

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On 9 Apr 2007 12:18:31 -0700, "Stuart" <[email protected]>
wrote this with the utmost thought:

>Hi
>
>I have a Motorola V525 phone and enter my sim pin, then it is asking
>me to contact my service provider (Vodafone), this was an old phone of
>mine and I am using temporary but entered the incorrect phone pin 3
>times so I cant now access the phone.

http://www.vodafone.co.nz/mobiles/ma...v525_guide.pdf at the section on
Changing a code. Is this what you're after? The code requested is a new
code, just 4 digits.

If the 'phone is bust, Lidl were selling V3's in various colours for £59.95
last week, assuming you're in range of a store. Completely SIM and operator
free.

>Vodafone have fobbed me off saying the phone is broken, does anyone
>know of any way to bypass this message and get in to the phone to
>master reset it or at least so I can enter the the correct handset
>code. Read the user guide and no useful information in there for it,
>so anybody out there who could assist
>
>Many Thanks
>
>Stuart