“Your phone is frozen and not responding.”
There are a number of cell phone problems that can be fixed by simply turning the phone off and then back on. If the phone does not respond to the power button, remove the battery, put the battery back, and then turn the phone on.
Check to see if your phone has a battery and if the battery is installed properly. See the Battery Installation Page
Try charging your phone. If it is still unresponsive, you may need a new battery.
“You are unable to make any calls from your phone.”
Your phone could be set to airplane mode meaning that it is not connected to your mobile network. On the menu button go to options, deselect airplane mode.
There may be a short in your phone’s internal wiring. See the Functional Keypad Installation Page
If your phone has been in a particularly wet or humid environments, open up the phone and allow the internal parts to dry. Then retry.
There may be a loose connection inside your phone. You can open your phone and make sure all connections are tight.
“Plugging in your phone does not give it charge.”
Check the end of your charging cable for dirt or impairment. Clean out the ends if they are dirty (unplugged) or replace your charger if it is damaged.
“The audio doesn’t play or is distorted.”
Try using your phone with a headset to see if the problem is your speakers. If the headset works, your speakers are faulty. See the Speaker Installation Page
If your audio works through your speakers but not with headsets, the most likely cause is a faulty audio jack. You may need to replace this part.
