I was thinking about calling Acer to fix my Iconia A100 as I still have it in the 1 year warranty time span. But my question is do I have to pay for shipping or is that included? I was also wondering if they are going to fix it or send me a whole different refurbished one? I have a scratch on my screen and would like that to get fixed as well, and I have touchscreen problems were it doesn't get recognized sometimes like if I am in a drawing app. So if they don't replace it but fix the screen, you think they are going to put in a whole new screen and my scratch will not be there?
You pay shipping to them only, I don't know if its refurbished or not. Mine came back with a few scratches on the back casing. I am not going to fight them over that. They replaced the mainboard and display which for a no boot issue I'm not sure why the display. Whole process was about 14 days including weekends.
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Did you unroot? And does anyone else know?
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If its apx mode you can't and it doesn't matter anyways they just swap it and send it back.
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If its apx mode you can't and it doesn't matter anyways they just swap it and send it back.
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What is apx mode? My tablet is running fine, and its rooted but I didn't unlock the bootloader. So they do give you a refurbished huh?
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What is apx mode? My tablet is running fine, and its rooted but I didn't unlock the bootloader. So they do give you a refurbished huh?
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If its running fine why is it going for service? Apx is failsafe, power led on screen blank and off.
Refurb in a way. I got my device back with a new motherboard.
Edit OK I see what you meant. No, they won't replace that glass unless that's why its going in for service.
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If its running fine why is it going for service? Apx is failsafe, power led on screen blank and off.
Refurb in a way. I got my device back with a new motherboard.
Edit OK I see what you meant. No, they won't replace that glass unless that's why its going in for service.
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But if they are giving you back a refub then wouldn't the scratch not be there technically since its a new unit?
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But if they are giving you back a refub then wouldn't the scratch not be there technically since its a new unit?
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I never said you get a refurb back. I got a new motherboard in the same device and it was sent back, you may or may not get one at acers discretion, in other words dont count on it.
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I never said you get a refurb back. I got a new motherboard in the same device and it was sent back, you may or may not get one at acers discretion, in other words dont count on it.
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I bought mine refurbished and it was in mint condition. Does acer have a fix for faulty emmc in refurbs? I mean do you know?
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I bought mine refurbished and it was in mint condition. Does acer have a fix for faulty emmc in refurbs? I mean do you know?
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It stands to reason they could just reimage the EMMC and slap it into another refurb unit and send it out working as normal. It may even prevent the EMMC bricking from occuring again. Seeing as they replace the board vs reimaging it, it's doubtful that anything is done with the bricked boards. As far as the "new" motherboards, no, the EMMC is the same as before. Mine even came back on HC, spamming the update to ICS. The "fix" is already implemented into godmachine's kernel and twrp recovery kernel. AFAIK there hasn't been a brick since the MEM_CAP_ERASE was removed from the kernels. I implemented it into my kernels for the Thrive even though they aren't prone to it, better safe then sorry. SO, unless Acer has released an update to ICS that patches the kernel (or something else maybe, like the board's EMMC firmware) I have to say speculate NO, they have not fixed the random brick issue.
when i got mine back i had a nice new scratch on my screen protector. Glad i have it and it had a new boot screen that had 2 acer logo's in the upper third of the screen.
So if I tell them that I got problems with my touch screen, you guys don't think they will actually replace my touch screen? Cause I really want to get rid of this scratch.
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So if I tell them that I got problems with my touch screen, you guys don't think they will actually replace my touch screen? Cause I really want to get rid of this scratch.
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They replace whatever the reason its being accepted for repair. If its going in for touch screen issues then they'll likely replace it. If its going in for a brick then no, unless its also known to them. If its just because of a scratch then no you'll need to pay for it.
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I have a A100 which will not turn on, all I get is the power light and when I press the home button it responds sometimes!
I am rooted, unlocked boot loader, etc will this cause any problems if I send it out for repair?
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I have a A100 which will not turn on, all I get is the power light and when I press the home button it responds sometimes!
I am rooted, unlocked boot loader, etc will this cause any problems if I send it out for repair?
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Its in failsafe its gotta go to Acer. Mine did it and it was repaired for free.
Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
What causes this do you know? So I can avoid it happening again.
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What causes this do you know? So I can avoid it happening again.
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Usually its emmc failure, currently unavoidable however Linux society has taken measure against it in his twrp and his android kernel.
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Usually its emmc failure, currently unavoidable however Linux society has taken measure against it in his twrp and his android kernel.
Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
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Cool I'm using TWRP, but not the android kernal! Will acer give any problems since it was rooted and unlock
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Cool I'm using TWRP, but not the android kernal! Will acer give any problems since it was rooted and unlock
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If its in failsafe no they won't know they just replace the board and send it back. If its showing the Acer screen they'll know and probably charge for repair.
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Thanks for the info Pio! I contacted BBY where I bought it and thought I'd see if they exchanged it. I didn't think they would, but hey beats waiting and no they wouldn't!
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Thanks for the info Pio! I contacted BBY where I bought it and thought I'd see if they exchanged it. I didn't think they would, but hey beats waiting and no they wouldn't!
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Took about 10 days when I sent mine out. Doing ups ground insured was $25 and they paid return. It went over a couple weekends so actual time was 14 days
Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
I'm sending mine out today, it should arrive Wednesday. I'm figuring it will take about 3 weeks turn time. I insured for $250 and with ups ground it was I think $15.00. I believe I over estimated the weight, owe well. Time to pull out my old Lenovo tablet PC.
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This all started yesterday morning. My phone randomly reboots, often after hitting the power button. The power button will not turn the screen on or off so I have to use screen on/off apps but they are buggy and this is frankly becoming a ridiculous hassle. Anyone know a fix or have a suggestion on my course of action?
Take it to Sprint or file a claim with asurion. Sounds like a hardware problem. Maybe do a battery pull and see if it helps. Are you on stock or a custom rom?
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GiantJay said:
Take it to Sprint or file a claim with asurion. Sounds like a hardware problem. Maybe do a battery pull and see if it helps. Are you on stock or a custom rom?
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Custom rom. I've had this phone rooted since last christmas when I got it and never had the problem before up until now. I tried a few different roms to see if maybe it was just the rom causing reboots but that was to no avail
Check out this thread I posted something.... This could vet well be your problem... Sticky power button. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584342
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I tried your method. Everything has been working for about an hour now. Will report back. Thank you man
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I tried your method. Everything has been working for about an hour now. Will report back. Thank you man
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your welcome i love helping out anyway that i can! and its funny how scared people are to take apart their electronics.... they are not THAT fragile lol. did u hit the thanks button?
I'm a technician at sprint and this issue has me stumped. I've taken them apart and even replaced buttons. Still no dice.....
If I see any more ppl coming with effed up epic touches I'm gonna scream. Replacing phones is killing my numbers and repair rates. Ics is a curse to once a great phone.
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I had this issue too and took it to a sprint store, said it failed because of water damage on my circuit board even though I have never gotten it wet and the water mark things were perfect, but just got a replacement, its a weird problem
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I had this issue too and took it to a sprint store, said it failed because of water damage on my circuit board even though I have never gotten it wet and the water mark things were perfect, but just got a replacement, its a weird problem
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Yea replacing it is a temp fix because it will just happen again. Idk how many phones I replaced and they always come back. Ughh this phone needs a real fix soon or to be pulled from the market.
Sprint is losing way too much money on these phones.
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I cant even get it to start in bootloader
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I cant even get it to start in bootloader
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Are you asking for help? Or just announcing?
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Whiplashh said:
Are you asking for help? Or just announcing?
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Help please
I hit the power button nothing happens not even boot loop please help
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I hit the power button nothing happens not even boot loop please help
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Give us the story of what you were doing before or when it crapped.
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Give us the story of what you were doing before or when it crapped.
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I tried to flash cwm touch
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I tried to flash cwm touch
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Hold volume down and power and home
Does it do anything? If so, get Odin and flash a stock tar for jellybean.
******WARNING: THIS WILL WIPE EVERYTHING ON PHONE (not external sdcard, the PHONE).*******
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Whats the name of the cwm file you flashed and how you flashed it
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Whats the name of the cwm file you flashed and how you flashed it
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This ^
Also, if you did it through the app, I've heard a lot of reports lately of people bootlooping after updating their recovery.
So if you can get it recognized in ODIN, flash a recovery through that and then see if you can get into it
I think i did the same. i was installing liquidsmooth for the S3 and went to reboot it and bam! bricked. i realized i did not do a wipe i just did an install on top of the rom. I have since then tried all button combos but no luck. I have installed odin and seems like when i plug in the phone to the computer and hold VOL UP+home+power my PC recognizes it but i dont think odin does. So I plan on going and buying one off craigslist and activating it in the morning if i cant do anything by then.
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This ^
Also, if you did it through the app, I've heard a lot of reports lately of people bootlooping after updating their recovery.
So if you can get it recognized in ODIN, flash a recovery through that and then see if you can get into it
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My phone is dead can't get it in to Odin or recovery nothing happens
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My phone is dead can't get it in to Odin or recovery nothing happens
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Then it sounds to me like you have yourself a fancy paperweight. Where did you find the ROM you were flashing when it occurred?
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Then it sounds to me like you have yourself a fancy paperweight. Where did you find the ROM you were flashing when it occurred?
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He was trying to flash cwm touch
I sent my phne to mobiletechvideo and got it fixed to stock. Cheaper than buying a new phone
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They fix a hard brick
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FYI if you had a hard brick call Samsung and tell them it just stopped working and they will send you a box pre paid to send your phone in and a refurbished phone for your replacement. I end up getting a new phone as a replacement as I bricked mine a few weeks after the phone can out. I did this three times and the last time got a refurbished one. You don't pay nothing and the phone come in about a week the only thing that stuck is you have to setup your phone all over again. There really nice on the phone and didn't ask me about flashing or rooting my phone they just tried to have me trouble shoot the phone which I couldn't. Oh one thing our phone I's covered for one year manufacture warranty that has nothing to do with the carrier.
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FYI if you had a hard brick call Samsung and tell them it just stopped working and they will send you a box pre paid to send your phone in and a refurbished phone for your replacement. I end up getting a new phone as a replacement as I bricked mine a few weeks after the phone can out. I did this three times and the last time got a refurbished one. You don't pay nothing and the phone come in about a week the only thing that stuck is you have to setup your phone all over again. There really nice on the phone and didn't ask me about flashing or rooting my phone they just tried to have me trouble shoot the phone which I couldn't. Oh one thing our phone I's covered for one year manufacture warranty that has nothing to do with the carrier.
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Shouldn't be doing this when you hard brick your phone, that's for actual phone defects and your dumb mistake doesn't fall into that category... :banghead:
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FYI if you had a hard brick call Samsung and tell them it just stopped working and they will send you a box pre paid to send your phone in and a refurbished phone for your replacement. I end up getting a new phone as a replacement as I bricked mine a few weeks after the phone can out. I did this three times and the last time got a refurbished one. You don't pay nothing and the phone come in about a week the only thing that stuck is you have to setup your phone all over again. There really nice on the phone and didn't ask me about flashing or rooting my phone they just tried to have me trouble shoot the phone which I couldn't. Oh one thing our phone I's covered for one year manufacture warranty that has nothing to do with the carrier.
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You hard bricked three times!!!! Don't experiment use stuff you know will work!!!
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bonebeatz1234 said:
FYI if you had a hard brick call Samsung and tell them it just stopped working and they will send you a box pre paid to send your phone in and a refurbished phone for your replacement. I end up getting a new phone as a replacement as I bricked mine a few weeks after the phone can out. I did this three times and the last time got a refurbished one. You don't pay nothing and the phone come in about a week the only thing that stuck is you have to setup your phone all over again. There really nice on the phone and didn't ask me about flashing or rooting my phone they just tried to have me trouble shoot the phone which I couldn't. Oh one thing our phone I's covered for one year manufacture warranty that has nothing to do with the carrier.
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This is called fraud. It's not a manufacturer defect that you screwed up. It's a you defect :thumbdown: people like you are the reason prices keep going up instead of going down.
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bonebeatz1234 said:
FYI if you had a hard brick call Samsung and tell them it just stopped working and they will send you a box pre paid to send your phone in and a refurbished phone for your replacement. I end up getting a new phone as a replacement as I bricked mine a few weeks after the phone can out. I did this three times and the last time got a refurbished one. You don't pay nothing and the phone come in about a week the only thing that stuck is you have to setup your phone all over again. There really nice on the phone and didn't ask me about flashing or rooting my phone they just tried to have me trouble shoot the phone which I couldn't. Oh one thing our phone I's covered for one year manufacture warranty that has nothing to do with the carrier.
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Please do not encourage other members to commit fraud.
Fraud: A false representation of a matter of fact—whether by words or by conduct, by false or misleading allegations, or by concealment of what should have been disclosed—that deceives and is intended to deceive another so that the individual will act upon it to her or his legal injury.
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Whether or not they do replace it is irrelevant. When you decided to root your phone, you voided any and all claims on your warranty (which covers manufacturers defects only). If all of the people who hard-brick their phones claim it on the sprint warranty, you'll see a drastic increase in one (or all) of the following:
Phone Costs
Plan pricing
TEP Costs
"Premium Data" charges
By "claiming ignorance," you are willfully misrepresenting your situation to Sprint, with the intent to deceive Sprint so that they may pay for your mistake. This, by definition, is fraud. Now, you probably won't be sitting in front of a Grand Jury because of one (or three) replaced phones, but it honestly speaks volumes to your moral character if you see no problem with this.
What you're doing is passing the buck on your mistake off to Sprint. Sprint, in turn, will pass that cost onto us. Please don't recommend this course of action again.
Hi,
I got a Samsung Galaxy S4 from T-Mobile. I got a problem with that it switched off automatically and did not turned on. When I took that to store, they removed the back case, removed the battery and put it back. It started to work fine. But they processed an exchange.
I received a exchange device without back case and battery. They wanted me to use the back case and battery from old device and send back the old device.
I am not sure if it is a refurbished device or not. how to find it out? I tried with #RTN# and LaunchPro methods. nothing worked out.
Appreciate the help..
Thanks
JK
baalatin said:
Hi,
I got a Samsung Galaxy S4 from T-Mobile. I got a problem with that it switched off automatically and did not turned on. When I took that to store, they removed the back case, removed the battery and put it back. It started to work fine. But they processed an exchange.
I received a exchange device without back case and battery. They wanted me to use the back case and battery from old device and send back the old device.
I am not sure if it is a refurbished device or not. how to find it out? I tried with #RTN# and LaunchPro methods. nothing worked out.
Appreciate the help..
Thanks
JK
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It is a refurbished device with it coming from tmobile. Does it have all stickers on it like a new device would.
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It is a refurbished device with it coming from tmobile. Does it have all stickers on it like a new device would.
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Yes. It has the stickers on the screen. But it does not have the back cover and battery.
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It is a refurbished device with it coming from tmobile. Does it have all stickers on it like a new device would.
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Not necessarily, if there havent been enough returns to be refurbished yet, because its only been out a short time, they will send out new ones in plain packaging.
I asked the customer care and asked if it is a refurbished one. They told it is a brand new one. As long as it does not cause any problem, I am fine. But it is nice to find if it is refurbished or not.
And also, since they did not send the battery, I cannot move the data, contacts and files from old phone to new phone.
Is there any way to take backup of my old phone to computer like we do for iPhone?
baalatin said:
And also, since they did not send the battery, I cannot move the data, contacts and files from old phone to new phone.
Is there any way to take backup of my old phone to computer like we do for iPhone?
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Er, turn old phone on with battery, plug it into a USB port. Any powered USB port. Leaving it plugged in, remove the battery. Phone will stay on. Turn new phone on. there, you got two 'on' phones.
I'd use Titanium Backup to get all data from old one to new one, personally. but I'm sure there's other methods out there. :good:
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I asked the customer care and asked if it is a refurbished one. They told it is a brand new one. As long as it does not cause any problem, I am fine. But it is nice to find if it is refurbished or not.
And also, since they did not send the battery, I cannot move the data, contacts and files from old phone to new phone.
Is there any way to take backup of my old phone to computer like we do for iPhone?
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Google account backsup contacts
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If you can't tell if it's new or refurbished what's the difference?
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If you can't tell if it's new or refurbished what's the difference?
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Refurb units have a tendency to crap out early and have issues. I have had two refurb phones, a RAZR and an HTC windows phone.
The battery sucks on the RAZR, worse than it should. It overheats frequently and I used to get screen temperature warnings while watching a video or playing a game.
The HTC's screen never did work quite right, and then it started making phantom calls after a couple of months.
I've heard almost every refurb unit has some sort of issue.
And, besides, if you had just bought a $700 phone, wouldn't you want a new one to replace the one you just bought,.
Did you bother to read terms? Clearly states keep your cover and battery. T-mobile has always done this...nothing new.
And as stated, if you can't tell what's the difference?
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Refurb units have a tendency to crap out early and have issues. I have had two refurb phones, a RAZR and an HTC windows phone.
The battery sucks on the RAZR, worse than it should. It overheats frequently and I used to get screen temperature warnings while watching a video or playing a game.
The HTC's screen never did work quite right, and then it started making phantom calls after a couple of months.
I've heard almost every refurb unit has some sort of issue.
And, besides, if you had just bought a $700 phone, wouldn't you want a new one to replace the one you just bought,.
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Bunk. Depends on who's doing the refurbishing. I've had many refurb electronics and they've worked at least as well as new ones. If it's a refurb from a manufacturer then it's gone through another round of QA testing and is likely to have a lower failure rate overall than new units.
As I said, if you can't tell the difference then it doesn't matter. If it's obviously used then that's another matter.
http://dealnews.com/features/What-You-Need-to-Know-When-Buying-Refurbished-Electronics/637464.html
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Bunk. Depends on who's doing the refurbishing. I've had many refurb electronics and they've worked at least as well as new ones. If it's a refurb from a manufacturer then it's gone through another round of QA testing and is likely to have a lower failure rate overall than new units.
As I said, if you can't tell the difference then it doesn't matter. If it's obviously used then that's another matter.
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It greatly depends on what brand the device is. For example most of my home electronics are refurbished since they cost half the price. My wife's iPod is refurbished and I couldn't tell the difference if you put an gun to my head.
But an HTC phone on the other hand? Never again would I accept a refurbished HTC device. I had a MyTouch4G go bad and need to be replaced. T Mobile sent me a refurbished one. That broke. New refurbished one. Broken out of the box. Another refurbished one, bad screen. Another refurbished one, the camera wasn't physically installed. Then they gave me a brand new Sensation because of the trouble. It was a nightmare because HTC does a crappy job of returning their stuff.
It also depends on why the unit is refurbished. If you return a phone they can't sell it as new, even if nothing is wrong with it. So they check it out and make sure its all working then they call it refurbished. That phone is probably fine. But if its a warrant replacement because something is broken, the manufacturer might do a crappy job of fixing it. You don't want that one.
But all refurbs go in the same pile so there is no way to know if you got a return or a formally broken one.
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Hello again I was wanting to change kernals and was wondering if and what I need to wipe begore and after installing the kernal the for your help
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mamdroid said:
Hello again I was wanting to change kernals and was wondering if and what I need to wipe begore and after installing the kernal the for your help
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I think you replied to the wrong thread.
But...wipe cache and dalvik before flashing the new kernel.
Then reboot. That's all you need to do.
O sorry thanks a bunch though
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And it won't make a difference if it's new or refurbished.
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Here is the problem. I install a custom rom. it's working properly. but a few days ago, it says weather widget stop working. and i uninstall it using titanium backup. but after a few days later, the screen is not turning on but it got sound from the lockscreen and opening app drawer. i tried few ways. then, it's working again. but just now, it happened again. screen off. the boot and lockscreen can be hear properly. is it the rom problem or my screen problem? if it is my screen problem, how do i claim warranty since the device already rooted. please help me. this really made me sad. :crying:
Install stock rom via odin then root it again then install traingel away to rest counter then remove root
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when you reboot, can you see those white words(galaxy note 2 etc.)? if you cant see those, i am sorry, but it is going to be a screen problem.
you rooted it, but it doesnt matter because they wont be doing anything with your system. they will just change the LCD, so no need to unroot it.
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Install stock rom via odin then root it again then install traingel aways to rest counter then remove root
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how can i install stock if the screen off? i need to be in dowload mode by using odin right? thanks in advance
Enter recovery and do a factory reset.
Fixed? Good
Not fixed? Re-flash rom
Fixed now? Good
Can't enter Recovery? Enter download mode, flash Stock ROM through ODIN
Fixed now? Good
Can't enter Download? I can't help with this one
Ohh sorry but if ur screen not even getting on in boot screen like Madness1414 said no way to unroot untill u fix ur screen
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when you reboot, can you see those white words(galaxy note 2 etc.)? if you cant see those, i am sorry, but it is going to be a screen problem.
you rooted it, but it doesnt matter because they wont be doing anything with your system. they will just change the LCD, so no need to unroot it.
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nope. cant see a thing. ohh. but, if they fix the screen, they must turn it on and see wether it's working or not. i use joeldroid and when booting, after galaxy note 2 word, google logo will come up. will they notice that the device is rooted or not?
If your screen is dead, they can't check if the phone is rooted until they fix the screen
Even if they fix the screen, they will most likely be too lazy to check if its rooted.
I once completely destroyed my partitions on my old galaxy by entering a Motorola command in Terminal, + it was rooted
I got my money back
gangster082 said:
Ohh sorry but if ur screen not even getting on in boot screen like Madness1414 said no way to unroot untill u fix ur screen
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humm. guess it's the screen problem then. thanks!
Mashed_Potatoes said:
If your screen is dead, they can't check if the phone is rooted until they fix the screen
Even if they fix the screen, they will most likely be too lazy to check if its rooted.
I once completely destroyed my partitions on my old galaxy by entering a Motorola command in Terminal, + it was rooted
I got my money back
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really? this post really make me more relieved. :good:
think i'll let it off for the time being. i'll try to turn it on. if it can be turned on, i'll unroot. if not, guess i just send it like that. thanks a lot.
trueVizard said:
really? this post really make me more relieved. :good:
think i'll let it off for the time being. i'll try to turn it on. if it can be turned on, i'll unroot. if not, guess i just send it like that. thanks a lot.
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Good luck, hopefully you'll have it fixed for free!
Mashed_Potatoes said:
Good luck, hopefully you'll have it fixed for free!
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so, i send the phone to the samsung. and they said the problem is the lcd and the main board. i cannot claim the warranty since they know it's rooted. :crying::crying: now, i dont know to do. who knows how much it is cost to fix the lcd and main board.
I can't belive samsung won't fix. What country are you from
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trueVizard said:
so, i send the phone to the samsung. and they said the problem is the lcd and the main board. i cannot claim the warranty since they know it's rooted. :crying::crying: now, i dont know to do. who knows how much it is cost to fix the lcd and main board.
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Oh man that sucks....i acutally sent it to the Online Store i bought it from, they have their repair shop.
I guess i've would've had the same fate if i sent it to Samsung
LCD and the Mobo cost as much as a new Note 2.....LCD is around 100 euros and Mobo is around 150-200eur
Mashed_Potatoes said:
Oh man that sucks....i acutally sent it to the Online Store i bought it from, they have their repair shop.
I guess i've would've had the same fate if i sent it to Samsung
LCD and the Mobo cost as much as a new Note 2.....LCD is around 100 euros and Mobo is around 150-200eur
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yeah. that really sucks. oohh. the price. it's really same price with the new one. humphh. oh, another question. i bought 2 years of warranty. 1 year from samsung. and another year when i bought the phone. thinking to send the phone to the store that i bought from. but, on my note 2, it's already written 'root' with marker. . will it allowed?
thedadio said:
I can't belive samsung won't fix. What country are you from
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samsung can fix it. but it'll cost me money since they know it's rooted. i'm from malaysia.
trueVizard said:
on my note 2, it's already written 'root' with marker. . will it allowed?
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WOW. I didn't know someone can be an asshole this big.
I don't know man.....i don't think so :/
You could try removing the marker with something, and then try sending to the Store you bought it from.
The thing is, with a phone this expensive, no one will give up easily, if it was a 100-200$ phone you would get a replacement no doubt...
the sam but another problem...
Hey i have the Problem that i cant see anymore BUT i dont root or modified my Phone and i can see a colorful screen.
What do you think. is the screen damage or is it the GPU chip?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4wybvdmtqnsrky0/20131125_013437.jpg
Mashed_Potatoes said:
WOW. I didn't know someone can be an asshole this big.
I don't know man.....i don't think so :/
You could try removing the marker with something, and then try sending to the Store you bought it from.
The thing is, with a phone this expensive, no one will give up easily, if it was a 100-200$ phone you would get a replacement no doubt...
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yeah. i was totally shocked when i found that written at the battery slot. Guess i'll jus go fix the lcd only since there is sound coming when i push the power button. they said it will cost about 400$ to repair it. 200$ for the lcd and 200$ for the main board. i think they just want it to be original just as new. that's why they want to change the main board. what do you think?
sl33p3r85 said:
Hey i have the Problem that i cant see anymore BUT i dont root or modified my Phone and i can see a colorful screen.
What do you think. is the screen damage or is it the GPU chip?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4wybvdmtqnsrky0/20131125_013437.jpg
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i think the screen problem. try send it to the samsung. still got warranty right?