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INTRODUCTION

N O FLASH UPDATE POSSIBLE / D OESN ' T SWITCH ON

I NTERMITTENT DOESN ' T SWITCH ON

L OW STAND BY TIME / OPERATION TIME

P HONE SWITCH IT SELF OFF

C ONTACT SERVICE COBBA PARALLEL / SERIAL BUS FAIL

C ONTACT SERVICE – E EPROM CHECKSUM FAIL

C LOCK TIME OR USER SETTINGS PROBLEMS

B UZZER FAILURES

I NTERNAL AUDIO FAILURES

D ISPLAY FAILURES

K EYPAD FAILURE

I NSERT SIM CARD

SIM CARD NOT ACCEPTED , SIM LOCK FAILURE

P RODUCT C ODE NSE-8

R ECOMMENDATION FOR REPAIR ACTIONS IN THE RF- AREA

C ALL BREAKS / N O SERVICE

No TX-Power or to low

M EASUREMENT POINTS NSE-8

Nokia 3210 Service & Repair Manual

3210

Call functions

phone book functions

For your safety

Stickers in the sales package

Network services

Your phone

Scroll keys

Display indicators

Getting started

Charging the battery

Switching the phone on or off

Switching off

Basic Functions

a last dialled number

Quick find

Answering a call

Listening to voice messages

Locking the keypad

Quick save

Setting the phone tones for different environments

Using the menus

By shortcut

List of menu functions

Using Phone Book

Storing a name and phone number (Menu 1-3)

Sending a name and phone number (Menu 1-7)

Using the speed dialling keys

messages

viewing saved messages

Basics steps

Using predictive text input

Adding a new word in the dictionary

Message settings (Menu 2-5)

Common (Menu 2-5-2)

voice mailbox number

Using the call register

Missed calls (Menu 3-1)

Show call costs (Menu 3-6)

Show costs in

Personalizing the phone

Own number sending

Language

Lights

Closed user group

Change access codes

Diverting calls

Games

Calculator and clock

conversion

Clock

Clock settings (Menu 8-2)

Adjusting the tones

Composer (Menu 9-3)

Receiving a ringing tone

Ringing volume (Menu 9-4)

SIM services

Sending DTMF tones and requests to the network

Reference information

Access codes

PUK2 code (8 digits)

Using the batteries

Accessories and batteries

Care and maintenance

Important safety information

potentially explosive atmospheres

emergency calls

Index

display faults

change history