M3510 No Power Without Charger Problem

Samsung M3510 No Power Without Charger Problem Repairing Solutions are available in the following article. Also you will find Samsung M3510 No Power Problem Solution information in the diagrams further in this post.

In Samsung M3510 No Power Without Charger Problem occur because of broken connection with Power Key of Samsung M3510. If you get this problem check the diagram below and make the jumpers from it’s power key to flex cable connector points as shown.

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Here Are Samsung M3510 No Power Without Charger Problem Solutions. Please study these diagrams very carefully before you start repairing.

Make This Jumpers from power key to Connector

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M3510 Insert SIM Problem Solution

Samsung M3510 Insert SIM Card Problem Repairing Solutions are available in the following article. Also you will find Samsung M3510 Insert SIM Ways and Jumpers information in the diagrams further in this post.

In Samsung M3510 Insert SIM Card Problem can occur because of the faulty SIM Card Connector or it’s bad connection to the Cell Phone’s Motherboard. Bad connections can happen for many reasons like if it’s dropped or got wet, bad connection may also happen because of Carbon, Rust or even Dirt. So first of all you should cleanSamsung M3510 SIM Card Ways SIM Card Connector and Motherboard of the Mobile Phone.

You Can Use any cleaning liquid for this purpose like CTC or any other you prefer. If you are certain that the bad connection is not the reason for your Mobile Phone’s fault, then you can replace the SIM Card Connector, SIM IC with a new one.

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Here Are Samsung M3510 Insert SIM Problem Solutions. Please study these diagrams very carefully before you start repairing.

Check The Marked Parts then Make This Jumper

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M3510 Mic Solution Problem Ways

Samsung M3510 Mic Solution Repairing are available in the following article. Also you will find Samsung M3510 Mic Ways and Jumpers information in the diagrams further in this post.

In Samsung M3510 Mic Problem can occur because of the faulty Microphone or it’s bad connection to the Cell Phone’s Motherboard. In Samsung M3510 the original mic is 4 pointed which is hard to find. In the diagrams further You’ll find a way to replaceSamsung 3510 Mic with a simple two points mic. All you need to do is remove the original mic and put 2k2 Resistor on the two left points and connect the two pointed mic on Bottom Left Plus point of mic and on Bottom Right Negative point of the mic. If you are having trouble understanding that please refer to the diagram below.

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Here Are Samsung M3510 Mic Solution Problem Ways. Please study these diagrams very carefully before you start repairing.

Remove orignal Mic Put 2k2 Resistor on the left points and Connect new mic Like This

                                            

Another M3510 Mic Problem Solution

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