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Jan 28, 2010 · 1) Go to menu. 2) Go to options. 3) Go to advanced options. 4) Sim card. 5) Type in MEPD (you will not see text appear on screen while typing) 6) Type in MEP, hold ALT & press 2 (while holding ALT) TIPS: To get your IMEI number (on Blackberry phones): Press *#06# from the home screen or the call screen.
Step 4. Access the "Messages" menu options and select "Settings." Choose "Delete All" from the available options. If this is not an option, access the "Inbox" and view one of the existing messages. Click on "Options" and select "Delete All." Depending on the cell phone you use, the options might vary. It might be necessary to click on "Delete ...
Step 1 Battery. Turn the device upside down. Using your finger, slide the silver cover release button towards the top of the device. Lift and remove the back cover. Add a comment.
Step 1 Battery. Before working on the phone, be sure that the device is turned off. Begin by removing the back panel; this can be done by pressing the silver button on the backside of the Blackberry 8100, while simultaneously sliding the back panel off. Add a comment.
Apr 18, 2015 · How to remove, replace and insert your nano Sim Card on your Blackberry Classic Smartphone. This phone takes a nano Sim and you need a sim tray release tool...
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Aug 15, 2022 · Here are a number of fixes: Ensure the SIM is properly inserted. Test the SIM card on another device to be sure its still active and in good condition. Remove dust, rust or any foreign material inside the SIM slot. Ensure ‘Mobile networks’ is set to ON (Go to Home screen > Manage connections > Ensure Mobile networks in set to ON) Take a ...
Step 6. Inspect the SIM card for damage such as cracks. If the SIM card appears undamaged, firmly return it to its home in the clip. The SIM card circuitry should be face down so that it is touching the metal connectors on the phone. Slide the clip back into place to secure the SIM card.
