3310 hash key

If the hash key on a 3310 has stopped working altogether, will
replacing the screen/keyboard unit fix the problem? Is this an easy
job?

TIA,
Mark

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"Mark Boardman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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| If the hash key on a 3310 has stopped working altogether, will
| replacing the screen/keyboard unit fix the problem? Is this an easy
| job?
|
| TIA,
| Mark
|
| _______________________________
| Mark Boardman
| [email protected]

sometimes just adjust the screws' tightness and the prob goes away

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 19:07:10 +0800, "tuned by RÄZO"
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>"Mark Boardman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>| If the hash key on a 3310 has stopped working altogether, will
>| replacing the screen/keyboard unit fix the problem? Is this an easy
>| job?
>|
>| TIA,
>| Mark
>|
>| _______________________________
>| Mark Boardman
>| [email protected]
>
>sometimes just adjust the screws' tightness and the prob goes away
>

Yeah - I notice that the plastic casing of the keyboard unit is
cracked across the corner near the hash key. Replacement the best
option I reckon - but a fairly straightforward job you think? Anything
to bear in mind while doing it?

Thanks.

Mark

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Mark Boardman
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| On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 19:07:10 +0800, "tuned by RÄZO"
| <[email protected]> wrote:
|
| >"Mark Boardman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
| >news:[email protected]...
| >| If the hash key on a 3310 has stopped working altogether, will
| >| replacing the screen/keyboard unit fix the problem? Is this an easy
| >| job?
| >|
| >| TIA,
| >| Mark
| >|
| >| _______________________________
| >| Mark Boardman
| >| [email protected]
| >
| >sometimes just adjust the screws' tightness and the prob goes away
| >
|
| Yeah - I notice that the plastic casing of the keyboard unit is
| cracked across the corner near the hash key. Replacement the best
| option I reckon - but a fairly straightforward job you think? Anything
| to bear in mind while doing it?
|

Well, I havent touched my 3310 much (nvr opened it cos warranty claims are a
headache with a non-authorised import phone =/ ) but generally, take a
digital photo before you move anything around.. the parts in the 3310 are
not 100% securely fastened - they're more to "put in place"...once u open
the keypad white assembly be careful not to lose anything.. also be careful
of the elastomer fitting..

| Thanks.
|
| Mark
|
| _______________________________
| Mark Boardman
| [email protected]

Hi,

> not 100% securely fastened - they're more to "put in place"...once u open
> the keypad white assembly be careful not to lose anything.. also be
careful
> of the elastomer fitting..
Changed LCD twice on my 3310 (first one was worn although brand new), no
particular problem, my advice being to get a T6 torx screwdriver.
Where do you see an elastomer ?

Regards,
G.T
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Hello,

> >>>> oops...what i meant was the loose bits like the antenna; isnt there
an
> elastomer? =?
No, you didn't. Yes, there's a kind of gasket, seal or whatever you call it
around antenna, but you don't need to remove it for "usual" servicing, like
a LCD removal / exchange.
Perhaps to fit one of those "antenna boosters"-which I doubt they're as
efficient as they say.
My point is, the keyboard+LCD assembly is secured to PCB through these 6 T-6
screws, but just clipped into phone's box & SIM reader, i.e could be less
reliable than the 51xx series for example.

Regards,
G.T
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205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st