20 Most Recent Sanyo Katana SCP-6600 Cellular Phone - Page 9 Questions & Answers

When you are going to email the pictures, make sure you choose from the file PHONE. When you are viewing your pictures in the saved phone area, there should be an option to email the pictures.

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for one you do not want to keep trying to power up a wet phone.pull the battery and let it sit over the heat vent for a few days.by trying to keep powering up you can actually short electronics inside.another thing you can do is use a blow dryer.depending on how much water is inside,i have actually brought a few back to life..if you can find someone that has enough mechanical background 2 open it up there is some great electronic cleaner called missy that will disapate the water.but leave it on the vent for a few days with the battery pulled and you want to get it as open as you can to get the water out

Qwest mobile IS Sprint! (at least for now)
Are you using the same phone you bought the cable for?
You really shouldnt need to use software. Once your phone is connected via USB you can open it like a removable drive. assuming the cable is the correct one for the phone.

Take the battery off, unfold the phone, set it in a warm, dry place and pray like heck. plugging it in may help it stay warm but leave it off.
If its minor water exposure it'll likely be fine in 2-3 days.

i went to the sprint site and downloaded the driver to make my phone a modem. it now works with my usb cord.

i need the driver to download ring tones and pass the phone. I have the cable but I asked the driver

The orange bell simply means that you've 'missed' your alarm... as in you haven't turned it off before it finished its alarm sequence. If you go to Menu - 'Missed Alerts' it should be shown in there. Click on it and say 'dismiss', the orange bell should disappear and the alarm should return to normal.

Most like your telcom switched from polyphonic ringtones to mp3 or real-tone ringtones only.
The Katana 6600 only plays polyphonics(QCB) ringtones. And they're impossible to find. So you have to make your own.

Here are some instructions.. The illustrated repair is not for sanyo.. But I'm positive that it will give you some idea as to how to begin..
http://www.tebyte.com/2008/03/how-to-replace-nokia-6126-lcd.html

Six months is well under the manufacturer warranty. Call Sprint or take it into a store.

Thats why you buy insurance.

you need to send it to be opened and the board cleaned before it gets more corrosion on the ships and then for sure it will not be good

good day ! i think the problem of you phone is the battery so you need to buy a new battery to work your phone again ! good luck ! thanks !...

Help!!! I have had Sanyo Katana SCP6600B for about 16 months. My first problem with it arose the other day. The battery ran dry, so I attempted to recharge. After a couple of hours ,I attempted to restart the phone. It wouldn't re-activate. When I plug the phone into the re-charger, it comes on for about five minutes; ( I can call out, retrieve messages , check my contact list , etc.) , and then goes dead. I can only get it going again by unplugging the charger, and then re-connecting it....

So now I have a cell phone which only works when plugged into the mains, and then only temporarily! Not very practical...

Can anyone suggest what is the problem, and if it can be fixed?

security code is usually set as the last four digits of the cell phone number.

http://forums.buzzaboutwireless.com/baw/board/message?board.id=Sanyo_Phones&thread.id=349

hi
i wil help u but i need u to follow me okat

1/ dissamsmble it
2/bring alcohol and a tooth bruch
3/ remove the lcd connector and bruch the whole board
4/ focus on the circuits and diods especily the big ones
5/packit again
6/power on and
7/if nothing happend tell me and i will hep u okay??

Do you have a data cable or are you uploading to the pcs picture site?

If you have a data cable use

http://www.bitpim.org/#download

your code is ussualy the last 4 digits of your cell phone number