Nokia Solution Hardware 2011

http://www.4shared.com/get/yrCoebom/All_New_Nokia_Hardware_Solutio.html

NOKIA C3 Hardware Repair Solutions pack

http://www.4shared.com/file/yKu5b2Wx/Nokia_c3_solution_pack_2011.html

Nokia RPL maker - Calculator | TDS Tool

    

This small utility allows of standalone calculation of
RPL files for the DCT4 and DCT4+ generation of Nokia
mobile phones. The files are compatible with all models
that have the combination of UPP + UEM chipset. Generated
files contain 2 sections: DATA1 and DATA2, those are needed
as follows:

DATA1 - data goes into HW PMM area of the phone(bottom 0x100 bytes
in the flash chip)

DATA2 - data goes to the OTP area of the UEM chip, used by HW logic
to lockdown security watchdog timers

Both areas are related, as DATA1 contains encrypted UEM WD unlock password

To calculate just enter UEM/ESN and press Calculate. File will be created
in the program directory. Then load to the phone with our favourite flasher.

This is a free release, with the hope will be usefull to the community.


http://www.mediafire.com/?ksb9fqrafagsgpr 

iphone 4 _ 4.2.1 Custom_Firmware (Activated) Jailbreaked

this Custom_Firmware is activated & Jailbreaked

included Cydia

not update your baseband

open cydia install ultrasn0w_1.2 for unlocking

 

Download

Part 1

http://hotfile.com/dl/107565459/54c282a/iPhone31_4.2.1_8C148_Custom_Restore%28Activated%29.part1.rar.html 

Part 2

http://hotfile.com/dl/107587658/921fff7/iPhone31_4.2.1_8C148_Custom_Restore%28Activated%29.part2.rar.html 

Part 3

http://hotfile.com/dl/107597926/c86a3cc/iPhone31_4.2.1_8C148_Custom_Restore%28Activated%29.part3.rar.html

Part 4

http://hotfile.com/dl/107607911/0c3b5c0/iPhone31_4.2.1_8C148_Custom_Restore%28Activated%29.part4.rar.html 

Nokia 6760s slide MIC microphone problem jumper ways solution

 Nokia 6760s slide MIC microphone problem solution

This is a solution for Nokia 6760s  with microphone problem, this will give you some hints on how to fix  it.
The given images below shows which components needs to check before doing any replacements.

On Nokia 6760 slide the digital microphone is mounted on the flex cable ribbon assembly. Therefore, you may need to visually check the whole flex cable wire assembly, clean the flex pin connector before proceeding to check any other associated components that is connected to the MIC.

Now, to make it quicker and easier, you may try to replace the whole flex assembly if you have it available to avoid some hassles and saves a lot of time. This is the most convenient part on fixing the Nokia 6760 MIC problem.

But, if you don't have any replacement flex cable assembly replacement or having hard time where to buy it, and also seems that the flex is okay, you may refer to the solution below for it helps on how to diagnose the problem.

Here's how to troubleshoot The Nokia 6760 MIC problem, you'll only need a little bit of your effort and skills:
1. Check the resistors resistance near the microphone. Replace or just short it for a while. Test the phone.
2. Replace the MIC filter IC or remove it and apply the jumper solution. Then have a test the phone again
3. Replace the digital microphone.

If all of the above procedure doesn't solved the problem, or already tried replacing the whole flex cable assembly but nothing happens, the possible problem may lies on the power IC (AVILMA)
A re-hot or reworking it might only fix the problem. Then replace it if necessary.

Nokia X2-01 Not Charging Problem Jumper Ways/Tracks Solution

Nokia X2-01 Not Charging Problem  Solution
Here's the solution for Nokia X2-01 if ever encountered a not charging problem.
The solution below provides the connection line paths of the charging circuit.

To fix the problem, you may first ensure that the wall charger you are using is properly working and the battery is not totally drained.  Continue by checking the charging pin connector or DC jack connector, visually check it for possible damaged. Clean the PCB board charging pads and battery connector.  If the problem still occurs proceed to components troubleshooting.

First check the fuse if open or damaged, second check the diode if shorted. Check the 330hms resistor near the power IC.  Re-solder or replace if damaged. Trace the VCHARGE (charging voltage) line paths and the ground of the charging pads.

If the procedures above doesn't solved the charging problem, the possible faulty is the power IC. Rework or replace if necessary.