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Motorola L6 Unlock
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| bigbrian 2006-12-18, 10:33 pm |
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Does anyone know how to unlock a Motorola L6? I have one, purchased
unlocked, and another, locked to Orange. Can the locked one be unlocked
, either remotely or otherwise? And if so, how?
Thanks
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| Richard Colton 2006-12-18, 10:33 pm |
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"bigbrian" <harry8611@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to unlock a Motorola L6? I have one, purchased
> unlocked, and another, locked to Orange. Can the locked one be unlocked
> , either remotely or otherwise? And if so, how?
From memory (and it's been a few weeks since I unlocked an L6) they're
testpoint unlock. I.E. not very pleasant to do, and it will invalidate any
warranty.
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| bigbrian 2006-12-18, 10:33 pm |
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Richard Colton wrote:
> "bigbrian" <harry8611@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1166477595.016608.79390@79g2000cws.googlegroups.com...
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> From memory (and it's been a few weeks since I unlocked an L6) they're
> testpoint unlock.
Um.....what does that mean? Remote or other option?
Brian
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"bigbrian" <harry8611@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Richard Colton wrote:
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> Um.....what does that mean? Remote or other option?
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Test point means that in order to access the phone's circuitry for
unlocking, you have to open it up and (usually) cut out a small hole to get
at the circuit board to attach wires to connect to your unlocking
equipment - in this case a unlock clip or software (which you usually have
to pay for).
It's not really DIY and if you aren't careful in maintaining power supply
while unlocking, you could f*ck up the phone.
Best to take it to an experienced unlocker (doubtful if any market-stall
type will touch it) or send it off - like http://www.kingmobilephone.co.uk/
Alec
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| Dvd's 2000 2006-12-19, 3:33 pm |
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"Alec" <alexis2525 @ mail.com> wrote in message
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> "bigbrian" <harry8611@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1166487352.451769.74280@73g2000cwn.googlegroups.com...
> Test point means that in order to access the phone's circuitry for
> unlocking, you have to open it up and (usually) cut out a small hole to
> get at the circuit board to attach wires to connect to your unlocking
> equipment - in this case a unlock clip or software (which you usually have
> to pay for).
> It's not really DIY and if you aren't careful in maintaining power supply
> while unlocking, you could f*ck up the phone.
> Best to take it to an experienced unlocker (doubtful if any market-stall
> type will touch it) or send it off - like
> http://www.kingmobilephone.co.uk/
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> Alec
it could be done by imei remotely but theres nothing free at the moment to
do them.
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Colin
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http://www.remoteunlocker.com/
http://www.vodafone-unlock-codes.info
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