Nokia 6630 dead f/w flashing // Mobilefonerepair not able to help

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#42936 31-Jul-2006 15:08

You have entered a subject (i.e. a general heads up as to what your post is about), but left your post blank.

Most people would see the blank post and move on.

It would be helpful if you posted your exact question / problem, in detail.

Cheers, and welcome to Geekzone.

joshr

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#42938 31-Jul-2006 15:27

What the hell, sorry about that, I blame Opera ... now I'm using FF.

Anyway ..

I imported a Nokia 6630 when they first came out a few years back and last week I attempted to flash it to the most recent firmware by following the many BB5 flashing guides on the net. It wasn't succesful and now my wonderful 6630 is a brick, I have trie everything out there possible to try and get it working past the Nokia logo but it just flicks to a white screen after that.

Mobilefonerepair are unable to help me, although they didn't say why, so there goes that idea.

Does anyone know someone in NZ that has an MT-box flashing device or another similar thing that could help me out? It doesn't help with there being no Nokia service centres in NZ.

I won't be trying to flash my N80 now I fried my 6630 ..

Any advice would be appreciated, sorry about that screwed up first post.

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#42941 31-Jul-2006 15:36

MFR don't service imported handsets.

There are several flashers here on the forums that may come out of the woodwork. Im not sure exactly what kind of phones they do though.

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#42951 31-Jul-2006 16:04

The joys of a import handset

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#42955 31-Jul-2006 16:10

I guess you have to decide whether getting a handset for cheaper and maybe sooner than it comes on the market here is worth the risk of no support/warranty/service

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#42956 31-Jul-2006 16:10

Another reason why I would avoid Imported phone unless I know I don't need the features... My mom is using Nokia 6060 which is just a basic flip phone and unique Asian-only silver/chrome colours. With simplified/traditional chinese input. She doesn't need SMS/MMS or whatever... and it's cheap and she likes it, although she doesn't use much of it at all. LOL.

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#42967 31-Jul-2006 16:27

Wow, you guys really do hate imported phones, which is odd .. and not the point - even if it was covered by an NZ warranty me attempting the flash the firmware would have made that warranty void anyway.

Its not a big deal to get my phone working, its only another spare, I have an N80 and an E70 anyway (WiFi is so great).

Just to note, all the phones I have owned (which are too many to bother listing) have all been imported and I have never had one fault with them up until I was messing around, warranty's don't bother me in the slightest.

If we could please keep this thread on track with reply's about firmware and flashing .. thats would be helpful :).

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#42973 31-Jul-2006 16:39

heheh brad/kel/john just got owned by a new user

http://yougotowned.net/

http://media.putfile.com/You-Got-Owned-AGAIN

Try PMing "unlocker" or "kiwiboi" and see if they can help you with your handset.

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#42976 31-Jul-2006 16:45

Where in NZ are you located? If you're in Auckland most of the Asian phone stores also do service work/reflashing. The guys next to Borders in Queen St (somebody else may be able to help with a name for their store) are apparently charge pretty reasonable prices.

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#42984 31-Jul-2006 17:01

tonyhughes: heheh brad/kel/john just got owned by a new user.

LOL!

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