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    Poll: Have you had charging or USB problems with your N900
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    Problems with N900 USB port becoming broken / loose and resulting warranty & repair issues

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    bb2_n900 | # 2121 | 2011-04-20, 20:41 | Report

    They are shipping mine back unrepaired. What should I do?
    I was trying to talk with the representative I talked last time, but it was too late.
    What should i do?

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    Aonsaithya | # 2122 | 2011-04-21, 22:06 | Report

    Thus far the only two problems my device has are one white spot in the middle of display (only on white background, a common issue it seems) and that the USB port swivels a little. It's relatively tight when I plug it in, but then the connector (and propably the port as well) swings back and forth a little bit, or looking at the device from the front, it goes up and down. Am I in the risk group? :E

    I've been wondering whether I should send it for repairs now or later, as it is under warranty well into 2012. I'm sort of afraid of them running out of spare parts or something if I wait too long...

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    Texrat | # 2123 | 2011-04-21, 22:38 | Report

    Originally Posted by bb2_n900 View Post
    They are shipping mine back unrepaired. What should I do?
    I was trying to talk with the representative I talked last time, but it was too late.
    What should i do?
    I hate to sound like a broken record, but your options are to continue fighting as long as you are under warranty (using ammo from this long thread), get a third party to repair it, try to fix yourself (not at all easy) or give up.

    I would keep fighting...

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    zimmerit | # 2124 | 2011-04-21, 22:38 | Report

    Originally Posted by ZogG View Post
    I got mine off two days ago, gonna order connector and reattach it, the question is how do i protect myself from this happening second time? is there a way to re-solder it and secure the connection of usb connector?
    I have grinded those two "studs" away from all the micro-usb connectors that I'm using with my phone. They still work as they are expected and direct less force to the connector when attached or removed.

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    mrsellout | # 2125 | 2011-04-21, 22:40 | Report

    Originally Posted by Aonsaithya View Post
    Thus far the only two problems my device has are one white spot in the middle of display (only on white background, a common issue it seems) and that the USB port swivels a little. It's relatively tight when I plug it in, but then the connector (and propably the port as well) swings back and forth a little bit, or looking at the device from the front, it goes up and down. Am I in the risk group? :E

    I've been wondering whether I should send it for repairs now or later, as it is under warranty well into 2012. I'm sort of afraid of them running out of spare parts or something if I wait too long...
    It sounds pretty dodgy. I hope you're backing up your data on a nightly basis.

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    Aonsaithya | # 2126 | 2011-04-22, 05:39 | Report

    Originally Posted by mrsellout View Post
    It sounds pretty dodgy. I hope you're backing up your data on a nightly basis.
    Nowhere near nightly, but I do use backupmenu and I do all file transfers through SSH. Thus far I've never had any issues with charging or USB connection, but I suppose then I'll make one final backup of the N900 and brush the dust off my E51 :/

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    mdziaf | # 2127 | 2011-04-23, 15:40 | Report

    Hi there I'm not sure if I should post this here or start a new thread, please tell me if I should.

    Anyway my nokia N900 has its USB port broken from its place last night. I was charging it and it almost fell down the bed (the instinctive reaction was for me to grab the charger's cable and bam usb came loose).

    I am going to send my phone to the Nokia Care Centre, but I have a few questions that I am unsure of.

    Would this be covered by warranty? I have heard that Nokia has acknowledge this as a design fault on their PCB or something. It would be nice to have a link to the official statement if I need to show this to the Nokia Care Centre.

    Also if I go to a Nokia Care Centre, would they replace the faulty USB? As in would the solder a new one? or Would they replace the entire N900 to a newer set?

    Has anyone had experience dealing with Nokia Care Centre with regards to this fault? I would really appreciate it.

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    luomuhappo | # 2128 | 2011-04-23, 15:42 | Report

    Warranty covers it.

    And what breaked it for me was that goddamn nokia usb cable.

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    mdziaf | # 2129 | 2011-04-23, 15:45 | Report

    Thanx for the quick reply

    Did you get a new N900 set or did they replace the PCB/USB on your current phone?

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    retsaw | # 2130 | 2011-04-23, 16:26 | Report

    Originally Posted by mdziaf View Post
    Also if I go to a Nokia Care Centre, would they replace the faulty USB? As in would the solder a new one? or Would they replace the entire N900 to a newer set?
    If the port has come out completely it is likely they'll at least replace the motherboard, maybe give you a complete replacement. If it is still in but loose, they will probably solder it back.

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