
Blutooth Problem
Started by cardie, Feb 12 2009 06:43 PM
13 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 12 February 2009 - 06:43 PM
Doing my f*****g tree in now on this d900
the blutooth symbol just above the time is constantly flashing red and blue and somtimes it will just stay on blue
i cant turn the blutooth off everytime i try to the phone just freezes but still audiable functions can be heard e.g. the sliding up and down tone
i can search for blutooth devices and change my name and visibilty etc but it wont pick anything up nor can my phones own blutooth be picked up
i tried to do a master reset but it wouldnt ave any effect on the blutooth
anyone know any other suggestions
thanks
the blutooth symbol just above the time is constantly flashing red and blue and somtimes it will just stay on blue
i cant turn the blutooth off everytime i try to the phone just freezes but still audiable functions can be heard e.g. the sliding up and down tone
i can search for blutooth devices and change my name and visibilty etc but it wont pick anything up nor can my phones own blutooth be picked up
i tried to do a master reset but it wouldnt ave any effect on the blutooth
anyone know any other suggestions
thanks
#2
Posted 12 February 2009 - 06:54 PM
is the bluetooth set to "hidden" if it is set it to public then try turnin the bluetooth off just an idea m8
#3
Posted 12 February 2009 - 07:12 PM
i was gonna say i have some whitening toothpaste then i realised that wasnt the kind of bluetooth problem you had lol
#4
Posted 12 February 2009 - 07:12 PM
Is it a Samsung?
#5
Posted 12 February 2009 - 07:31 PM
yeah lolIs it a Samsung?
ive dont the master reset and its now off but when i try and turn it on it just says activating blutooth and stays on that
#6
Posted 12 February 2009 - 07:34 PM
I heard a great deal of folk having issues with the pink version of these phones and the bluetooth connections.
Will ask about...
Will ask about...

#7
Posted 12 February 2009 - 07:41 PM
if the phone keeps freezing while messing with the bluetooth then it sounds like an internal fault
my D840 had the same problem, sent it back to vodafone & they fixed it free of charge, turns out one of the wires was loose or so they said
if its less than 12 months old take it back to where ever you got it from & complain
my D840 had the same problem, sent it back to vodafone & they fixed it free of charge, turns out one of the wires was loose or so they said
if its less than 12 months old take it back to where ever you got it from & complain

#8
Posted 12 February 2009 - 09:16 PM
Do Samsungs allow for online software flashing like SonyEricsson?
If so, that would be the 1st thing I would try, if not I would do as someone above suggested and take it back. If its older than 12 months go direct to Samsung though and see what they say. They will probably tell you where your nearest authorised service centre is and send you there.
If so, that would be the 1st thing I would try, if not I would do as someone above suggested and take it back. If its older than 12 months go direct to Samsung though and see what they say. They will probably tell you where your nearest authorised service centre is and send you there.
#9
Posted 12 February 2009 - 09:28 PM
got it off ebay as faulty for the battery so i put a new one in it lol tell ya sommet though the camera eats the battery quicklyDo Samsungs allow for online software flashing like SonyEricsson?
If so, that would be the 1st thing I would try, if not I would do as someone above suggested and take it back. If its older than 12 months go direct to Samsung though and see what they say. They will probably tell you where your nearest authorised service centre is and send you there.
ill have a look but im not too sure they do
#10
Posted 13 February 2009 - 12:00 AM
If its eating the battery whilst using the camera and the bluetooth problem aswell its a firmware problem you need to get the firmware flashed and re-installed i had the same sort of problems on my C902 sony ericsson
#11
Posted 13 February 2009 - 12:46 AM
got it off ebay as faulty for the battery so i put a new one in it lol tell ya sommet though the camera eats the battery quickly
ill have a look but im not too sure they do
theres your answer
if it says sold as faulty no returns then your screwed
by stating fault & no returns then you have no support over it
should get a nokia 6230/6230i
unbreakable phones

#12
Posted 13 February 2009 - 03:29 AM
Samsung phones are horrible phones.
Try taking it apart completly then put it all back together, seems to cure near enough all the Samsungs I get asked to fix that also have crashing problems.
Try taking it apart completly then put it all back together, seems to cure near enough all the Samsungs I get asked to fix that also have crashing problems.
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#13
Posted 13 February 2009 - 01:36 PM
the only problem the guy stated was the battery wouldnt hold a charge and i also have 2 fones the d900 and a 6230i which ive had for 5 years and is in full owkring ordertheres your answer
if it says sold as faulty no returns then your screwed
by stating fault & no returns then you have no support over it
should get a nokia 6230/6230i
unbreakable phones
#14
Posted 13 February 2009 - 02:18 PM
the only problem the guy stated was the battery wouldnt hold a charge and i also have 2 fones the d900 and a 6230i which ive had for 5 years and is in full owkring order
So they say
i sold a ps3 as spares
i said only the HDD was missing & Wifi was faulty
yet there turned out 2 be a load more problems that i didnt know about
they asked for money back, i said no, complained to ebay & ebay said i said spares & no returns so thats that
may be a similar story here
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