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The blackberry pearl 8100 turns off by itself and than the red light just blinks 2 times stops and then 3 times and then repeats. it will not turn on unless i connected to the charger.

  • Anonymous Apr 27, 2009

    same here
    no clue,
    any one know the solution, please help.


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Hi Will No Problem
1)The red blinking light you have a text message waiting
2) The blank screen is a sleep push the button on the very top left 3)Turn it off and it works And please do let me know

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