Nokia 6310i - Low and No signal

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Hi,
Are they the same models?
The phone's capability to sustain a stable network coverage may vary even in model types.
While at your home,remove the phone's battery and simcard and fit them again.
Note how the phone's network signal registers.
It may start very high and then drop drasticaly to very low or no signal at all or sustain a constant signal reception.
If the reception's good in other areas,then your home area's network coverage may not be that good.


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clean your phone with alcohol,thinner or ipa liquid. Give more attentions to signal section parts,especially to water damage parts.

If your phone appears to have problems with power, the problem may be with the phone, the battery, or the charger.

• The first thing to try is to connect the phone to its charger. Connect the charger to a power source, wait for a few moments, and then try to turn the phone on.

If the phone still won't power on, please perform the following checks:

• Fully charge the battery according to the instructions presented in the user guide.
• Remove and re-insert the battery according to the instructions presented in the user guide.
• Check that you are using a Nokia battery and charger compatible with your phone model. You can check compatibility from the Battery Compatibility Chart and Charger Compatibility Chart.
• If you have access to another battery and charger of the same type as yours, try substituting them to determine if the issue is with the phone, the battery, or the charger.

If you are unable to test your phone or it still won't power on, please bring it to the nearest Nokia Care point for inspection. You can find Care point addresses from the drop-down menu to the right.
My phone is always low on power
If your phone appears to have problems retaining power, the problem may be with the phone, the battery, or the charger.

• Check that you are using an original Nokia battery and charger compatible with your phone model from the Battery Compatibility Chart and Charger Compatibility Chart. If your battery features a hologram label, you can authenticate that the battery is an original Nokia product with our Check Your Battery service.
• If you have access to another battery and charger of the same type as yours, try substituting them to determine if the issue is with the phone, the battery, or the charger.
• Even high-quality batteries like Nokia's will eventually lose power retention capacity. If it is time to replace your battery with a new one, be sure to purchase an original Nokia battery from an authorized Nokia dealer.

If you are unable to test your phone, charger, or battery or need further assistance, please bring them to a Nokia Care point for inspection. You can find Care point addresses from the drop-down menu to the right.
My calls break up/are dropped
Dropped calls or low sound quality during calls can result from low signal strength or momentary gaps in network coverage, either at your end or the other end of the connection.
In most cases, your operator or service provider is the best source of assistance with issues regarding signal strength.

• Signal strength is indicated by the signal indicators at the left side of the phone's display, these indicators move up as the strength of the signal increases and down as the signal decreases.
• To increase your phone's signal strength, try moving your phone slightly, or move towards a window if you're calling from inside a building.

If you continuously experience low signal strength in a certain area, it may be that network coverage is insufficient there. Your operator or service provider can provide you with more information on network coverage.
If you believe that the problem may be with your phone instead of the network, please bring your phone to a Nokia Care point for inspection. You can find Care point addresses from the drop-down menu to the right.
My phone won't ring
Please try the following troubleshooting tips:

• Ensure that you phone is on and that there is sufficient signal strength.
• • Signal strength is indicated by the signal indicators at the left side of the phone's display, these indicators move up as the strength of the signal increases and down as the signal decreases.
  • To increase your phone's signal strength, try moving your phone slightly, or move towards a window if you're calling from inside a building.
• For some phone models, if there is a headset attached to the phone, it will not ring through the speaker, only through the headset. Detach the headset and retest the phone to determine if that resolves the issue.
• If the phone's profile is set as "Silent", "Flight", "Online", or any other profile where ringing is silenced, it will not ring. Change the profile to the "General" or "Normal" profile and retest. Instructions for checking and changing your profile are included in your user guide.
• Ensure that a ring tone has been enabled and the volume is not too low. Instructions for adjusting volume and selecting a ring tone are included in your user guide.
• If call divert is activated, your calls may be going straight to voice mail without your phone ringing. Instructions for activating and inactivating call divert are included in your user guide. For assistance with voice mail, please contact your operator or service provider.

If your phone still won't ring, please bring it to a Nokia Care point for inspection. You can find Care point addresses from the drop-down menu to the right.
My phone won't send/receive messages
Email, text messaging, and multimedia/picture messaging must be supported by your contract with your operator or service provider. In addition, your phone must support these features and have the correct settings.

• Check the types of messaging supported by your phone model. You can find this information in the user guide. Look for the terms SMS for text messaging and MMS for multimedia (picture/audio) messaging.
• Contact your operator or service provider to check that email, text messaging, and/or multimedia (picture) messaging are included in your service contract. Also verify that roaming is supported when you are not within your home network.
• Install messaging settings for your phone. You can download settings for free from our Setting service.

If you are still unable to send or receive messages, please bring your phone to a Nokia Care point for inspection. You can find Care point addresses from the drop-down menu to the right.
I want to recycle my phone and accessories
Just drop of your old mobile phone and accessories at any Nokia Care point. Nokia will send the old products to closest Nokia approved recycling company. Mobile phone recycling leads to both material and energy recovery from old devices, and helps ensure the proper disposal of harmful substances.

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hi what happens when you put the sim card in is it new simcard and is the simcard registerd if its not registerd then you will have no network coverage as thie new simcard need registering

I think that the LCD is not aligned with the phone. Had the same problem when i open my phone.. Just realign the LCD and it would work..

Trying to access the appropriate network manually. Check Reception or Transmission is working properly.