WTD: Chip for 6210

Hi group,

I'm hoping this is the right place to post this, had a look thru F9's
newsgroup list and this and uk.telecom.mobile seemed the best choices...
please advise otherwise if I'm wrong!

I'm after a chip for a n6210. It's a tiny silver coloured chip, marked only
"NF 046", and lives underneath the internal aerial, just next to the
external aerial connector, and just down from the iR LEDs. I have no idea
what it does, but mine is no longer soldered to the board and is missing
some of its pins, so I need a new one.

A Google search didn't return anything of any real use, and my local Nokia
service centre isn't really interested - "gonna be cheaper to buy a new
phone". But, I don't want a new phone, I want this one to work!

So hopefully someone here can help. I can pay by cheque, bank transfer or
PayPal (preferred option). If the price is right, I may consider buying a
faulty 6210 that I can strip for parts, depending on the fault. I'm in the
UK.

Thanks in advance,
Dave
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"David Baxter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi group,
>
> I'm hoping this is the right place to post this, had a look thru F9's
> newsgroup list and this and uk.telecom.mobile seemed the best choices...
> please advise otherwise if I'm wrong!
>
> I'm after a chip for a n6210. It's a tiny silver coloured chip, marked
only
> "NF 046", and lives underneath the internal aerial, just next to the
> external aerial connector, and just down from the iR LEDs. I have no
idea
> what it does, but mine is no longer soldered to the board and is missing
> some of its pins, so I need a new one.
>
> A Google search didn't return anything of any real use, and my local
Nokia
> service centre isn't really interested - "gonna be cheaper to buy a new
> phone". But, I don't want a new phone, I want this one to work!
>
> So hopefully someone here can help. I can pay by cheque, bank transfer
or
> PayPal (preferred option). If the price is right, I may consider buying
a
> faulty 6210 that I can strip for parts, depending on the fault. I'm in
the
> UK.

Hate to say it, but it almost certainly will be easier, if not cheaper to
replace the phone. Have you thought of a 6310i..?

Ivor