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rippy1960

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#11012 26-Dec-2006 10:46
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Need help
Ihave a Nokia 6255 that is on the Telstra CDMA net work.
I have 3 Nokia 6255 one works the other that has been Deactivacted
by Telstra.
And the other phone has been wet at some time,it will not power up at all.
looking for a Servica repair manual for the 6255

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#56359 26-Dec-2006 10:59
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Welcome to Geekzone... I am not sure you will find a service repair manual easily. If you want to reconnect one of the mobile phones, or have the other one repaired, just take those to a Telstra shop and ask for that - they will forward to a repair service.

Note that sometimes it may be cheaper to buy a new phone than to have it repaired.




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  #56364 26-Dec-2006 12:15
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Hey,your wet phone is probably dead by now the best thing to do if a phone gets water damage is to open the phone up, and place the main board under a hot light to dry it out. I found a website that sells service manuals i have never heard of them but they seem to be legit this is the link: Nokia 6225

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#56490 28-Dec-2006 18:23
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Hi
to yous that replyed thanks . Yes phone is dead and found a manual on the net net thanks again.

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