What do u mean "Turns out, it wasn't the mike"
Did u get official receipt about the repairs he made?

Futhermore, if the set is still under warranty, why should payment be charged for repair?

FutherFuthermore, if u provide personal warranty, any probem should be returned to seller to fix it..

Lastly, Pls PM him to come to here...

Product Note: Motorola V3 RAZR Keypad And Speaker Noise -All Markets�
(COR, DMDR, Indirect Internal/External)�
Some users of the Motorola V3 RAZR may hear a hum or a high pitch tone emanating from their device at certain points during use.�
(Mon, November 07, 2005)
Issue/Volume number: 1�
OVERVIEW

Both of these sounds can occur as part of the normal operation of this device and are NOT an indication of a problem or defect in the unit.



NOTE:� No warranty exchanges should be executed for either issue if consistent with those that occur during the normal operation of the device.

� � � � � 

CRITICAL, MUST KNOW/MUST DO

With normal use of the device these sounds are commonly heard when:

(Tone) The phone is held near the ear before making a call. When a call is active the software in the phone changes the frequency of the tone to one at or below the low end of the normal audible range (Please note that persons with sensitive hearing may still be able to hear the tone).
(Hum) The keypad is held close to the ear (much closer than in normal calling position). It is due to the inherent properties of the electro-luminescent backlights used in the product.


Customer / Embedded Base Resolution:

If a customer requests assistance or an exchange due to the buzz or high pitch tone from a V3:



1. Verify that noise or tone is consistent with normal operation by:

A. Tone in speaker:� Verify the tone is eliminated or reduced to a non-distraction level by placing the unit on a call and listening via the earpiece speaker.



B. Keypad "hum":�  Listen to the keypad when the backlights are active.� Wait until backlight times out.� The "hum" should follow action of backlights



If you determine that the sounds are consistent with these known occurrences, NO exchange is warranted.



2. If found to be inconsistent with normal operation, then proceed with standard troubleshooting / exchange processes.



ACCOUNTABILITY/RESPONSIBILITY

Identify customers impacted by this issue and follow appropriate procedures.�

1. I assumed he made the repairs as he mentioned he will send a copy of the receipt to me.

2. The set is still under warranty, but the buyer's from Sabah and the warranty's by Aspen.

3. I did not provide personal warranty as the phone was still under warranty. I don't really know the standard procedures as this was my first time selling my phone on LYF.

4. I have PM-ed him regarding this thread... and sms as well.

Phone still under warranty, right? Then why not send to motorola?

-periuk-

send back to ts for warranty purpose.

-ts-

repair the hp asap...so if periuk want ir back  he shud have it.

all the trasnport coz shud be bear by seller...to compensate for periuk

but did periukman send to shop n let them pry open the phone? if yes then i think the warranty is voided coz the sticker is displaced? but since TS is the 1 who ask periukman to do the service.. so whos at fault here?

-periuk-

send back to ts for warranty purpose.

-ts-

repair the hp asap...so if periuk want ir back  he shud have it.

all the trasnport coz shud be bear by seller...to compensate for periuk

as far as i know
when you fix the phone, u already ruin the warranty seal n you r totally responsible to whatever thing u do

for me, periukman has to bearer everything he has done to the phone
The right & first thing to do, when you found the phone has a problem
contact the seller n give the phone back
i wonder also whether angelceres gave periukman personal warranty or not
in personal warranty terms, the buyer can send back the item if not satisfy
this is how personal warranty works

my 2 cents