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      • Push and slide the bottom-most metal SIM card cover to the left and up to unlock it. Remove the SIM card. Insert a replacement SIM card, if needed.
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  4. www.youtube.com › watchBlackberry Classic How to remove replace insert Nano Sim Card

    Apr 18, 2015 · 29K views 8 years ago. 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 or...

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  5. forums.crackberry.com › armchair-ceo-f410Recycling (and WIPING) Old Blackberry's Without a Battery

    May 26, 2014 · I have in my possession several old Blackberries that I would like to donate/recycle, except I discovered bulging batteries in two of them which render them unchargeable. Is there a way to wipe a device without battery power? Do you just pull the SIM card? Do I take them to my grave?

  6. www.wikihow.com › Remove-a-SIM-Card-from-an-AndroidEasy Ways to Remove a SIM Card from an Android: 4 Steps - wikiHow

    • Power off your Android device. When removing a SIM card, it is absolutely essential that your device is powered off, for both your safety and that of your device.
    • Find a small bobby pin or SIM removal tool. You will need to access a small slot on the side of your device to eject the SIM card tray. Some Androids come with a small pin-like tool designed for this very purpose.
    • Slide the bobby pin into the SIM tray. The SIM tray is likely located along the side of your phone, often on the top-left in a Google Pixel or Samsung Galaxy.
    • Remove the SIM card with care. Once you properly plug the bobby pin into the SIM tray's hole, the tray will open and the SIM card will eject. Carefully remove the SIM.

  7. www.wikihow.com › Unlock-Your-BlackberryHow to Unlock Your Blackberry - wikiHow

    • Overview
    • Getting an Unlock Code
    • Entering the Code

    A phone is great when it works, but traveling can quickly reduce your expensive BlackBerry to an expensive paperweight if your phone isn’t unlocked for local carriers. You can get unlock codes from your carrier or from a third party if your carrier contract doesn’t happen to be up. Follow this guide to learn how to unlock any BlackBerry.

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    Get your BlackBerry’s IMEI number.

    This unique identifier is required by either your carrier or the third-party unlock provider in order to get your unlock code. To retrieve your IMEI number, follow the appropriate steps for your device:

    BlackBerry 10 – Go to Settings, then select Advanced. Tap Hardware from the dropdown menu that appears. Your IMEI number will be listed in the window.

    BlackBerry 6 and 7 – Click Options, and then click Device. Click Device and Status Information to find the IMEI.

    BlackBerry 5 and earlier – Click Options and select Status. Your IMEI will be displayed.

    Your carrier will typically unlock your phone for free after your contract has been fulfilled. This means you will not be able to receive your code unless your contract obligations have been fulfilled and your phone has been completely paid off.

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    Go to Settings, select Security and Privacy, and then SIM Card. Scroll down and tap the Unlock Phone button. Enter your code and tap OK.

    You have 10 tries to enter your code or your phone will be disabled.

    First, disable all network connection. You can see your connections by opening the Manage Connections. Make sure that your WiFi and mobile networks are disabled.

    Open the SIM Card menu by opening Options, selecting Device, Advanced System Settings, and then clicking SIM Card.

    Type “MEPD” while in the SIM Card menu. A new menu will appear after you finish typing, and Network should show as Active. 71xx, 81xx, and 91xx model users will need to type “MEPPD”.

    Type in “MEP [Alt]2”. If nothing happens, try typing “MEP [Alt]4”. You need to press the Alt key to enable typing numbers. 71xx, 81xx, and 91xx model users will need to type “MEPP [Alt]2” or “MEPP [Alt]4”.

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  8. smartphones.gadgethacks.com › how-to › replace-simHow to Replace the SIM card in a BlackBerry smartphone

    Aug 5, 2010 · 8/5/10 1:54 PM. Looking for a quick guide on how to swap out the internal sim card in your BlackBerry phone? This clip will show you how it's done. Whether you're the proud owner of a BlackBerry smartphone or are merely considering picking one up, you're sure to be well served by this video guide.

  9. blogs.blackberry.com › en › 2014How Do You Swap SIM Cards and Switch Carriers on ... - BlackBerry

    Nov 5, 2014 · BlackBerry Passport: BlackBerry Passport How-To. With the back of your device facing you, use the indentation on the top of the device to pull the top part of the cover toward you. With the metal contacts facing away from you, insert the Nano SIM card into the right slot as shown.

  10. www.androidauthority.com › remove-sim-card-androidHow to remove SIM card on Android devices - Android Authority

    May 19, 2023 · QUICK ANSWER. To remove a SIM card from your Android phone, you'll need to locate the SIM card slot. It is usually along the edges of the phone, and there's a pinhole next to...

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