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Z3 compact "No SIM card" happaned sometimes. After restarting, it becomes normal

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Hosais
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Z3 compact "No SIM card" happaned sometimes. After restarting, it becomes normal

Hi,

Recently, I have problem with my SIM card with Z3. It sometimes shows "no SIM card" after using for a while. I cannot call and no mobile network. It becomes normal after I restart. I hope it is not the hardware issue. Could you give me some suggestions or solution? 

Thanks.

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MarkMRL
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I had a similar issue with a Samsung phone. Turned out it was the simcard which was defective from oxidation. You should try another simcard for a few days to make sure. Usually replacing the simcard is free, so if you can you should demand a new one, especially if yours shows signs of oxidation. If it's not the simcard then it's the contacts inside the phone.

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Uliwooly
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@Hosais

Are you using a NANO SIM card or did you trimmed/cut a regular SIM card? how old is the SIM card?

Hosais
Visitante

Thanks for your quick response. It is the card with the correct size orginally (I had it 4 months ago).

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Uliwooly
Expert

@Hosais

could you test it on >> safe mode

Jake-SonyXperia
Campeón

Hi Hosais,

How often is this occurring exactly, is this once or twice a day or maybe once a week?

Hosais
Visitante

May I ask how to test in safe mode? (I know how to go to safe mode but how to test?)

Hosais
Visitante

Not sure, Maybe once 5 days. In the past, sometimes, I lost network but after restart, I have the network (internet). Now both phone and network gone sometimes. But it is not every day.

MarkMRL
Visitante

I had a similar issue with a Samsung phone. Turned out it was the simcard which was defective from oxidation. You should try another simcard for a few days to make sure. Usually replacing the simcard is free, so if you can you should demand a new one, especially if yours shows signs of oxidation. If it's not the simcard then it's the contacts inside the phone.
Jake-SonyXperia
Campeón

I agree with @MarkMRL, replacing the SIM card would be a good path to choose as issue such as this are SIM related.

Let us know how you get on.

Hosais
Visitante

Thank you MarkMRL for your sharing.

Your suggections are practical. Thank you very much. 

hosais