Friends,
My Neo L display is not turning up.
Phone at once gone black when it was in pocket (w/o any shock etc.)
On removing removing/placing battery: Phone turns ON, vibrates for recovery, but the screen remains black with some dim light at background.
When on charging: It charges up and Red/Blue/Green LEDs glow.
Flash tool identifies and PC companion also,but screen still black.
Any solutions???
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Hi to all,
2 days ago my phone just suddenly didn't want to turn on (before that it was turned on, with full battery, working normally - but after 2, 3 hours in a car /there was not direct sun, humid, etc../ it did not want to turn on).
When i put battery in the small light on the bottom of the phone starts to shine (it also changes colours to green, blue, yellow...) and phone keeps vibrating. If I hold power button for approx. 10 seconds than it stops vibrating. But the screen is black and nothing else changes.
I also did not install any updates or anything.
What could possibly be wrong?
p.s. when I try to connect phone with USB to my PC it recognizes that the phone is connected to the PC, but I cannot access to my personal data or do anything in Xperia PC programme..
Pc companion - repair? If repairing it doesnt work, you should ask sony service.
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a friend gave me an Xperia Miro. I sould change the glass.
So i tried to turn on before change: nothing happend.
I changed the glass, tried to turn on: Nothing
Xperia on the charger for 2 days: LED blinks steady red (about 1-2s between blinks).
So i thought it was the battery - bought a new one.
Battery loading: Battery gets warm (!?!) but still nothing happens.
Tried hard reset (vol up & power) LED turns blue steady (while connected to Powerplug)
As i plug off, the LED stopps. When trying to turn on: nothing happend.
Another few hours of Charging (always stock cable & loader): After turn on 3x red for 10s. Afterwards red 1x each 1-2s.
Tried to connect to PC & SPCC: No connection - phone not detectet.
Phone was never rooted or similar.
Is there any trick left? Is this a known issue? Warranty is over - he said it worked before screen change but he didn't use it for months.
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I assume it has to be some kind of hardware issue (relating to the drop, yes i was drunk). But does anybody have experience from this problem and might advise what part is broken?
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