Nokia 6255 (new CD flip phone) problem

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Master Geek

#15032 25-May-2005 15:40

No worrie Felix. I chose the name for a bit of tounge in cheek stiring

Jama

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#15033 25-May-2005 15:55

Telecom phones are tested by Geekzone members. Understand your frustrations but seriously its a fine balance between managing issues caused by networks and/or handsets. Not a precise science but it is getting better.

Oggie

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Master Geek

#15046 26-May-2005 09:46

Is there any truth to the rumour that Nokia are looking at a Push to Talk model to be released soon on the Telecom network?

If asked, I'd be happy to test the upcoming models.

As for MFR, I have had some recent success with them so I'll stay out of that arguement.

Haven't seen any problems with the latest Sanyo phones though or the Samsung A680, so those must be isolated to a few handsets maybe.

The Sanyo 7400 is a huge Telecom seller and is a great handset in my opinion. Would be my choice of handset if I could afford it.

MFR001

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Master Geek

#15047 26-May-2005 11:01

Just heard, the Nokia 6255 has been pulled from sale until a fix is found....Serious stuff

Oggie

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Master Geek

#15050 26-May-2005 11:23

hahahahaha, Just heard the same thing.
You must work in the business as well, smile.

MFR001

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Master Geek

#15051 26-May-2005 11:25

yes unfortunately (sometimes) very much involved, there is never a dull moment though

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#15055 26-May-2005 12:56

Yeah - just heard that too. They are still saying that existing connected affected handsets should go through the usual repair process though.

Not good enough in my opinion.

Good on them for at least pulling all unsold stock though.

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Felix

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#15056 26-May-2005 12:58

you seem disenchanted, Disenchanted

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#15057 26-May-2005 13:23

who me? oh..... well...... maybe.....

Just a wee bit though. Sorry if I have sounded like a broken record on this topic.

aperfectcircle

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Master Geek

#15059 26-May-2005 15:48

is it worth sending the phone in for repair if they haven't actually identifed the issue yet?? is the issue affecting all 6255's, or is it limited to a few

aperfectcircle

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Master Geek

#15060 26-May-2005 15:49

they've taken the phone off their website too

MFR001

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Master Geek

#15061 26-May-2005 15:59

It is only supposed to be affecting some 6255's. My opinion would be to wait until a fix has been identified before sending one in for repair otherwise it will probably have to be sent away again.

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#15062 26-May-2005 17:14

I actaully bought three 6255s. (i'm a phone addict)
Only one has a significant fault.

there are a few software things i hope are patched, but they're consmetic and UI related. If there's a patch/upgrade i'll take it

the one i have with a fault is not ringing during incoming calls. it's intermittant, but common - i don't think that's the same fault that everyone here is talking of. I'll be taking it back to the retailer for a swap.

so, 3/3 nok 6255s are working for me :-) so whatever this fault is, can't be affecting many..

Jama

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#15063 26-May-2005 17:58

It is a random powering off issue affecting only a few users.

taniwha

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#15070 27-May-2005 07:57

You can pry my bluetooth cmda from my cold dead fingers...
No recall please.

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