Ericsson R320sc Working Instruction

Working Instruction, Standard

3/000 21-2/FEA 209 544/21 B Approved according to 1776-2/FEA 209 544

Working Instruction, Standard

Applicable for R320s, R320sc

Contents

1 Domeswitch........................................................................................................................2

2 Frame Assembly................................................................................................................2

2.1 Process Tools.......................................................................................................2

2.2 Instruction............................................................................................................3

3 Revision History.................................................................................................................3

Working Instruction, Standard

3/000 21-2/FEA 209 544/21 B 2(3)

1 Domeswitch

Important about soldering operation!

When any kind of soldering operations is done on the back of PCB or near the domeswitch

it must be removed and replaced with a new one

# Figure Instruction Note

1 Domeswitch replacement

2

fig.1

Remove the old domeswitch

with a pair of tweezers (fig.1)

.

3 Brush/Clean the board surface.

4 Take a new domeswitch

5

fig.2

Place the new domeswitch on

the board, use the guiding

holes and the connection point

for the EL-lamp for correct

positioning (fig.2).

Make sure that the

domeswitch is correct

assembled and that the

washer is right positioned.

2 Frame Assembly

2.1 Process Tools

• Hotmelt glue gun.

• Tweezers.

Working Instruction, Standard

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2.2 Instruction

• Dismount the phone as described in Mechanical Instructions 3/00021-1/FEA 209

544/21 (Disassembly).

# Figure Instruction Note

1

fig2.1

Remove the vibrator assembly

from the old frame. (fig 2.1).

2 Take a new frame assembly.

3 Mount the old vibrator

assembly the RF-gasket in the

frame.

4

fig2.1

Mount marking labels on the

three µBGA components

(fig2.2).

Don’t cover the grounding

surface on the board with

the labels.

5 Apply three glue spheres on

the paper labels with a

diameter about 3-5mm.

Exchange the elastomeric

connector etc. before you

start working with the glue.

• Mount the phone as described in Mechanical Instructions 3/00021-1/FEA 209 544/21

(Reassembly).

3 Revision History

Rev. Date Changes / Comments

B 2000-03-10 Chapter 2 added

Trouble Shooting Guide, Mechanical

4/00021-1/FEA 209 544/21 C Approved according to 1776-1/FEA 209 544

Trouble Shooting Guide, Mechanical

Applicable for R320s and R320sc

Contents

1 Appearance Problems.....................................................................................................2

2 Network Problems...........................................................................................................3

3 On/Off Problems.............................................................................................................4

4 Audio Problems...............................................................................................................5

5 Display/Illumination Problems......................................................................................6

6 Capacity/Charging Problems.........................................................................................7

7 SIM Problems..................................................................................................................8

8 Key Problems...................................................................................................................9

9 Alert Problems...............................................................................................................10

10 Data Communication Problems...................................................................................11

11 Software Problems........................................................................................................12

12 Revision History............................................................................................................13

Trouble Shooting Guide, Mechanical

4/00021-1/FEA 209 544/21 C 2(13)

1 Appearance Problems

• Check the general condition of the system connector (Fig.1) and the battery connector (Fig.

2) for corrosion and oxidation.

• No action should be taken for a liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the

local company directives.

• Check that the antenna is not damaged and that it fits properly. (Fig.3).

• Check that the SIM holder is working correctly (Fig.4).

• Check if the battery fits correctly. Change the battery or send the unit on according to the

local company directives.

• Check the rear and the front covers for cracks and that both ends fit correctly (Fig.5). If

necessary replace the front cover according to the working instruction or send the unit on

according to the local company directives.

Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3

Fig. 4 Fig. 5

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2 Network Problems

• Insert a fully functional SIM card and switch ON the telephone. Check that there is signal

strength shown in the display (Fig.1). If necessary replace the antenna according to the

working instructions.

• Check the antenna connector for dirt (Fig.2). If necessary clean it.

• Make a general visual inspection for oxidation or corrosion from liquid damage. No action

should be taken for a liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the local

company directives.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig. 1 Fig.2

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3 On/Off Problems

• Check that the battery’s contact surface is free from dust/dirt and mechanical damage (Fig.

1). If necessary clean it.

• Check the battery connector pogo contact on the board for dirt/mechanical damage (Fig. 2).

If necessary clean it.

• Make a general visual inspection for oxidation or corrosion from liquid damage. No action

should be taken for a liquid damaged telephones. Send the unit on according to the local

company directives.

• Check the keyboard and the dome switch for malfunction (Fig. 3). If necessery, replace the

keybord according to the working instruktions or send the unit on according to the local

company directives.

• Change the battery.

• Try to upgrade the telephone with the latest software.

• If the fault still remains, send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig. 1 Fig .2 Fig .3

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4 Audio Problems

• Call a network-connected telephone and check if it is the microphone or the loudspeaker

that causes the audio problem.

• Check the loudspeaker for dirt/mechanical damage (Fig.1). If necessary clean it or replace it

according to the working instructions.

• Check the loudspeaker spring contact on the board for dirt/mechanical damage (Fig. 2). If

necessary clean it.

• Check the microphone and microphone rubber for mechanical damage (Fig. 3). If necessary

replace them. Also check the microphone contacts, if they are damaged send the unit on

according to the local company directives.

• Check the system connector for dirt/mechanical damage (Fig.4). If necessary clean it.

• Make a general visual inspection for corrosion or oxidation from liquid damages. No action

is taken for liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the local company

directives.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3

Fig.4

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5 Display/Illumination Problems

• Switch ON the telephone and check the display. If all the segments (characters) are missing,

check that the display contact surface on the board is free from dirt/ dust (Fig.1). If

necessary clean it. Check the display elastomer for dirt/mechanical damage (Fig 2). If

necessary replace it according to the working instructions. If the fault still remains, replace

the display according to the working instructions.

• If some of the segments (characters) are missing, or the contrast is bad, replace the display

according to the working instructions.

• Make a general visual inspection for oxidation or corrosion from liquid damage. No action

is taken for liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the local company

directives.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1 Fig.2

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6 Capacity/Charging Problems

• Test the telephone with a new fullcharged battery. If necessary replace the battery.

• Check the battery’s condition and the battery’s contact surface for oxidation or corrosion

(Fig 1). If necessary replace the battery.

• Check the battery release button for dirt/mechanical damage and that the elasticity is good

(Fig 2). If necessary replace it according to the working instructions.

• Check that the battery connector is free form dirt/mechanical damage and that the battery

connector pins are elastic (Fig.3). If necessary clean it.

• Check the system connector for dirt/mechanical damage (Fig.4). If necessary clean it.

• Make a general visual inspection for oxidation or corrosion from liquid damages. No action

is taken for liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the local company

directives.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3

Fig.4

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7 SIM Problems

• Test the telephone with a SIM card with known function.

If the display shows “Insert correct card” or “Wrong card”, send the unit on according to the

local company directives.

If the display shows “Insert Card” there is a SIM problem.

• Check the SIM connector for dust/dirt and mechanical damage (Fig.1). If necessary clean

the connector.

• Make a general visual inspection for oxidation or corrosion from liquid damages. No action

is taken for liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the local company

directives.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1

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8 Key Problems

• With the telephone ON, press all of the buttons. Sound should be heard from the buzzer, if

it is activated in the settings menu, and numbers shall appear in the display. Feel the keys

for rebounds. If necessary replace the keyboard according to the working instructions.

• With the telephone ON, press the volume button on the side in both directions (Fig.1).

“Status” should be shown in the display. Check that the mechanical response, when the keys

are pressed, feels normal. If necessary replace the front/volume button according to the

working instructions.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1

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9 Alert Problems

• Turn on the phone, go to menu: Settings/Sound & Alerts/Ring volume and test the ring

signal. If it sounds low or distorted open the phone according to the working instructions

and inspect the buzzer gasket (Fig. 1) and the buzzer (Fig. 2). Check the buzzer for dirt and

clean if necessary. If necessary replace the front according to the working instructions.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

• Make a general visual inspection for corrosion or oxidation from liquid damages. No action

should be taken for a liquid damaged telephone. Send the unit on according to the local

company directives.

• Insert a SIM-card and switch ON the telephone. In menu settings set Vibrator ON. Check

that the telephone vibrates when the settings are stored.

• Check that the vibrator is properly connected to the board.(Fig. 3) If it is, replace the

vibrator according to the working instructions.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3

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10 Data Communication Problems

• If no communication is accomplished with IRDA, clean the IRDA window (Fig.1), if there

is still problems with the communication change the front and try again. If there is still

problems send the unit on according to the local company directives.

• Check the system connector (Fig.2) for dirt and oxidation, clean if necessary.

• If the fault still remains send the unit on according to the local company directives.

Fig.1 Fig.2

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11 Software Problems

If there are problems with the response of the keyboard commands and/ or spelling errors in

the menu, that are not related to mechanical damage, upgrade the phone with the latest

software.

If the fault still remains, send the unit on according to the local company directives.

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12 Revision History

Rev. Date Changes / Comments

B 1999-11-12 Convert from FrameMaker to Word

All pictures changed

C 2000-03-03 Chapter 3 On/Off Problems uppdated.

Documents title changed. Minor layout changes.

Trouble Shooting Guide, Standard

4/00021-2/FEA 209 544/21 B Approved according to 1776-2/FEA 209 544

Trouble Shooting Guide, Standard

Applicable for R320s and R320sc

Contents

1 Explanations....................................................................................................................2

2 Network Problems...........................................................................................................5

3 On/Off Problems.............................................................................................................9

4 Audio Problems.............................................................................................................12

5 Display/Illumination Problems....................................................................................15

6 Capacity/Charging Problems.......................................................................................17

7 SIM Problems................................................................................................................18

8 Key Problems.................................................................................................................19

9 Alert Problems...............................................................................................................20

10 Data Communication Problems...................................................................................23

11 Other Problems.............................................................................................................24

12 Software Problems........................................................................................................25

13 Revision History............................................................................................................26

Trouble Shooting Guide, Standard

4/00021-2/FEA 209 544/21 B 2(26)

1 Explanations

For component placing see document 1078-2/FEA 209 544/21

1.1 Pin Placing

Single diode (PIN diode). Electrolytic capacitor.

Double diode or single

transistor.

Five pin circuit (usually

voltage regulator).

Double transistor.

Eight pin circuit. Ten pin circuit. Sixteen pin circuit

Crystal N200 N234

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1.2 Abbreviations

B: Crystal.

C: Capacitor.

D: Digital circuit.

F: Overvoltage protection.

H: Buzzer, LED, pads for display.

J: Connector.

L: Coil.

N: Analogue circuit.

R: Resistor.

S: Keyboard pads.

U: BALUN Component that converts a balanced signal to an unbalanced or the other way

around.

V: Transistor, diode.

X: Contact surface on the circuit board.

Z: Filter.

DCIO: DC voltage through the system connector for charging.

GND: Ground.

EL_HIGH: Logical signal that activates the background illumination.

EL_LOW: Logical signal that activates the background illumination.

ONSWAn: Voltage from the On/Off key that starts the phone.

RTC: Real Time Clock. The clock that keeps track of time.

SIMCLK: Signal from the processor used for communication to SIM, clock signal.

SIMDAT: Signal from the processor used for communication to SIM, data signal.

SIMRST: Signal from the processor used for communication to SIM, reset signal.

SIMVCC: Feed voltage for SIM.

VBATT: Battery voltage.

VCORE: DC voltage for the processor and memory at, for instance, stand by mode.

Lower than VDIG.

VDIG: DC voltage for the processor and memory.

VDSPC: DC voltage for the DSP (Digital Signal Processor).

VLCD: DC voltage for the display that controls the contrast.

VRAD: DC voltage for the radio part except the synthesizer.

V380B: DC voltage for the radio part.

VRTC: DC voltage for the real time clock.

VVCO: DC voltage for the synthesizer.

Trouble Shooting Guide, Standard

4/00021-2/FEA 209 544/21 B 4(26)

I2C: Communications standard for two-way communication using only 2 wires,

clock and data.

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