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Phone won't turn on
Despite holding the END button, the phone will not become functional.
Dead battery
If your phone won't turn on, the battery may just be dead. Try plugging the charger into the phone and turning it on once more. If the phone does turn on, but the screen reads "Charging Error," reference the "Charging Error" section of troubleshooting.
Bad display
It is possible that it appears nothing is happening because the display is bad. If the display is bad, it must be replaced.
Bad logic board
If the buttons will not case the phone to respond, the problem most likely lies in the logic board. Replace the logic board to remedy the problem.
Charging Error
If the phone turns on, but the screen reads "Charging Error," there may be an issue with the battery.
Water damaged battery
If the battery is not charging, it may have been damaged by water. Check the small pH strip located on the side of the battery indicated by arrows. If the strip is white, the battery is not water damaged; if the strip is pink, the battery is water damaged. In the case of a pink pH strip, the only solution is to replace the battery.
Loose or bad charging port
If the battery is not damaged, but the phone will still not charge, there may be a problem with the micro-USB port on the side of the phone, used for charging. The charging port may simply be worn, rusted, or full of dust. Try using canned air or a penetrating oil (such as WD-40 ®) to clean the port. If this still does not work, it is likely that the port is faulty. Since the micro-USB port is connected to the logic board, the logic board will need to be replaced.
Keyboard errors
The buttons on the keyboard stick, or are worn or gone.
Sticky keys
If the buttons on the keyboard stick when pressed, the keys may have a sticky substance on them, such as a spilled soda. Remove the keyboard and either replace it with a new keyboard or clean and replace the current keyboard.
Worn or missing keys
If keys in the keyboard are missing or worn, remove the keyboard and replace it with a new one.
Volume is not adjustable
You cannot adjust the volume on your phone.
Missing volume buttons
If one or both of the volume buttons on your phone is missing, disassemble your phone to the point of removing the keyboard and replace the exterior buttons in the proper locations on the logic board.
Faulty Logic Board Connection
If you press the volume buttons and they do not work, it is likely that the interior buttons (located on the logic board) are faulty and require a replacement logic board.
Cannot take pictures
You cannot use your phone to take pictures.
Missing picture button
If the picture button on your phone is missing, disassemble your phone to the point of removing the keyboard and replace the exterior button in the proper location on the logic board.
Faulty Logic Board Connection
If you press the picture button and the phone does not snap a picture, it is likely that the interior button (located on the logic board) are faulty and require a replacement logic board.
Microphone malfunction
When you speak into your phone, it does not pick up your voice.
Microphone detached from the logic board
The microphone is actually a small rubber piece attached to the bottom of the logic board by a small strip.
Check underneath the portion of the case that where the mic hole is located to see that the strip is still attached. If it is not, you will need to replace the logic board.
If the strip is still attached to the logic board, but the rubber piece is not attached to the strip, it is still safest to replace the logic board. However, you can use a very small amount of high-strength glue, such as All Purpose Krazy Glue ®, Gorilla Glue ® Super Glue, or related products. DO NOT use standard art glue or wood glue.
Headphone Problems
The phone will not play sound when headphones are plugged in.
Your Headphones
Sometimes, the problem is the quality of your own headphones, not the cell phone that you are trying to use them with. Try using your headphones with another device to verify that they that they are functional.
Headphone Port
If you have functional headphones that will not work with your phone, it is possible that the headphone port is faulty.
Check first to see that there is nothing blocking or clogging the port and nothing hindering the 1/16" jack on your headphones. If there is blockage, use a small pair of tweezers in the iFixit toolkit to remove the blockage. If there is dust inside, use canned air or WD-40 ® (or something similar) to remove it.
If this does not work, the port may not be functional. A replacement of the logic board is needed.
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How do you download photos/pictures to computer or disk from a Motorola/Samsung model M360 cell phone? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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