so many people send their N9 to NCC. What happened?

moral of the story: nvr buy first badge products lol
not sure what happens, when we asked the fella at NCC yesterday... all he told us was that the unit was sent back to amcorp NCC for repair and there's no note on what was fixed

Badging shouldn't be a problem just kiddin~

Any idea what's wrong? Did they tell you what was the problem?

they have no idea because it was fixed by ppl from amcorp NCC (we sent and collected the unit to/at NCC SS15, subang jaya)

why do you send your N9 to NCC in the first place?
- Hardware issues?

Don't send to NCC Subang Jaya or it will take at least 2 weeks to come out. Try the 1Utama NCC. They are more professional.

ANY recommend browser for n9 beside default one?

can't boot up, no LED when pressing the power button to power on the device

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Added on February 2, 2012, 6:46 pmsending to amcorp NCC tomorrow since sending it to the NCC @ SS15 will also end up in amcorp NCC

This post has been edited by Upsilon: Feb 2 2012, 06:46 PM

ok that's a serious problem. hope it will be fix asap.

The reason is the Ss15 Nokia care is in the process be taken over by Mobile Technic aka Amcorp Nokia Care. So at the moment they dont repair any phone at SS15 they will send your phone to the Amcorp outlet.

So is highly recommended to send to Amcorp Nokia Care. Mine suddenly cant detect simcard. No matter what sim you put it cant work. At the Nokia Care they said the same thing could be my sim card issue. I took two nokia N9 to show them switch immediately the same simcard one work one doesnt.

So they said need to troubleshoot on wednesday and today they called me informing me that my motherboard spoil. I was like simcard cant detect can be so serious as motherboard spoil then she said can be ready by tomorrow for collection.

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Feb 2 2012, 07:21 PM

thanks for the info
will be @ amcorp tomorrow too to send in my sis' unit lol

my unit still up for sale..seems like this device does not have enough market awareness making it soo hard to sell..what more used item?!! Hahaha..

its a pity for nokia for having such a capable platform but doesn't put enough effort to complete it before the user get their hands on it..as of now Im not sure my 8 months wait worth it or not..wahahhaha

so as long as I have this device..I'll use it lohr..hehhe

This post has been edited by arsaa: Feb 2 2012, 09:56 PM

my phone suddenly cant detected sim card after restart..dunno it's sim card problem or phone problem..aiyooo

i will use my N9 till the end of its life. hehehe
so far no problem with mine even it is first batch except for charging indicator. i think it just software issue since once it breathing when i charged it last month. only ONCE
hehe, so far i felt very satisfied with nokia.
just hate WP. hehehe

Mine no have much isssue but don't know why my message keep mix together even from different person.

No report/invoice? Or not information in the report/invoice?


+1.

As I previously mentioned before, cut micro-SIM have tendency of damaging the sim card slot (reader); But it maybe very rare; Your case may not due to the cut micro-SIM, but what I trying to highlight last time is that there is such possibility, so that's why I insist of not advising people to go for proper replacement, because if we recommend people to "cut", and then something happen, it's a big responsibility.

As I know, if the sim card slot (reader) is damaged, the whole motherboard needs to be replaced.


The longer it will be less value, unless you sell to those people who wants the N9. I've mentioned before, it's not easy to sell especially if delay longer, the spec is already dated (most people look into specs) and newer phones are coming out very fast.

If Pity, it's been a big pity long before N9. The N900 (Maemo5) was supposedly one of the best around back then despite it's spec is lower, but what it can do, what it offers, is what others can't. Not even N9 (MeeGo). Based on what it can do and what it offers, it could've been very successful but not enough effort was put into the OS.
As current N9, it's going through roughly the same phase as N900 back then... PR1.1, PR1.2; N900 stops at PR1.2, which takes a long time... N9 seems much better, in a way, where it got far far better OVI Store (ignoring the application repositories), and a word of the support up to 2014. The N900 (Maemo5) was like suddenly abandon, the OS itself is very incomplete, but they're working on Harmattan already? They don't even bother to complete the Maemo5.


Are you using proper micro-SIM or did you "cut"?


WP is inevitable, unless some "miracle" happen...

ofcourse "cut"
later will try change sim card 1st see its working or not

i have 2 times experience NCC one utama. quite good and fast..1st about charger cant charge (take one day). 2nd time about cant switch on the phone after i switch off bcos of hang. stuck at nokia word then off. only take 1 day to fix this.

Small matter should be able to solve on the same day, even within 1 hour.

Before these service centre go "professional" base, things were much simpler and direct; You can usually get back your phone on the same day, within few hours depending what's the problem. But after they "upgrade" and went profesional, it become more levels of checking and more procedures. This in turn, is bad for customer, sometimes a simple thing, also need approval. Then certain things, maybe require more level of approval, procedures, etc. The same applies for others, e.g. car "professional" workshops.

profesional making it to be more complicated? hehe....