My nokia E63 wont find bluetooth headset

Please follow the proper instructions given below to successfully pair your Nokia E63 with the Nokia BH-213 Bluetooth Headset.

1.Ensure that your phone is ON and headset is OFF.
2.Press and hold the multifunction key (for about 5 seconds) until the green indicator light starts to flash quickly.
3.Activate the Bluetooth feature on your phone, and set it to search for Bluetooth devices.
4.Select the headset from the list of found devices.
5.Enter the passcode 0000 to pair and connect the headset to your phone.In some phones,you may need to make the connection separately after pairing.
6.When the headset is connected to your phone and is ready for use,the green indicator light flashes slowly.

However if you are having problem with the Bluetooth connectivity of your phone the most probable cause may be a malware attack.It can be solved by cleaning your phone memory by entering *#7370# on your phone and restoring the default settings when prompted.Make sure you back up your contacts to the memory card or copy it to the SIM directory.

Hope you are satisfied with my solution.Thanks for choosing Fixya.

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Make sure there are no other bluetooth devices interfering with the pairing process and remove the Plantronics headset from the phone, if it's showing up. If possible, remove and re-attach the battery of the phone. Power off the headset. Try pairing the headset to the phone again.

Good luck from Headsets Direct!

Make sure the blue-tooth headset is charged

Make sure the phone is set to automatically detect new blue-tooth device.

On the headset, press the power key for five seconds until the RED light blinks quickly.

Phone should detect headset within 10 - 30 seconds. It should eventually say BT-03A then ask for aOnce it does, type 0000 into the phone when it asked for a device ID.

I also experienced the same problem. After trial and error I realized that the bluetooth device needs to be reset to fix this issue.You may reset the bluetooth device by deleting the pairings from the headset or reseting the headset. Switch off the headset, and press and hold the multifunction key for over 8 seconds. Start pairing the device again. It should work fine now with default passkey 0000

simply recreate the pairing.........

Thanks sleekycupid.. Even i had a same problem just followed the steps you said.
Step 1: Switch off the bluetooth device.
Step 2: Charge the bluetooth device.
Step 3: Then hold the device button till the green indicator blinks faster than normal.
Step 4: Now try to pair the device from your mobile.
Step 5: Mobile will ask you a passcode, press 0000 and enter.

You might not follow step 1 and 2. Just start from step 3.
Enjoy!

If you haven't actually manually changed it, the password is always the last four digits of your phone number (ex. 1-555-868-2212 your password is 2212). If you manually changed it, you need to call Verizon and have that worked out.

-CompDoctor

Just because your phones Bluetooth option is turned to on doesn't mean it's searching. I would try going in to your device history and clicking on new device while your Bluetooth is in pairing mode.

First check your headset pair with other handsets if ok. your headset is ok. then check your hand set connection is ok.The default password of hs-36w is 0000