User Guide
Then connect the main battery and switch the phone ON. Monitor the voltage of the backup battery in order
to verify that the voltage will rise. After a few minutes switch the phone off and disconnect the main battery
and measure that the backup battery is charged. Typical behaviour of the backup battery voltage during
charge and discharge is described in the following pictures as a function of time.
Figure 40 Charging backup battery
Figure 41 Discharging backup battery
If the voltage rises and falls quickly, battery is dead. If the voltage stays 0V, check resistance VBACK<-> GND:
If there is no short circuit, Retu is faulty. Replace Retu.
Bluetooth troubleshooting
Introduction to Bluetooth troubleshooting
Bluetooth antenna is a conventional PWB antenna located beside the SIM card reader and it is not easily
damaged.
The antenna feed capacitor is the only BT component outside shielding cans. All other components are under
the can and BT ASIC is also underfilled, and thus cannot be repaired.
Malfunction in the BT ASIC, BT SMD components or in the baseband side is possible. This is unpredictable and
could have many causes i.e. SE or HW related.
Bluetooth settings for Phoenix
Steps
1. Start
Phoenix
service software.
RM-170; RM-171
Nokia Customer Care BB Troubleshooting and Manual Tuning Guide
Page 6 –26 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Issue 1
Copyright © 2006 Nokia. All rights reserved.










