GO 6100 cant connected with 23415,0,0,0,10,1
dk_gp
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After reset tomtom 6100, still not working to get live traffice and gprs status shows Disconnected, with code 23415,0,0,0,10,1. Anyone can help please ? MANY THANKS.
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Hi
@dk_gp
The GO 6100 is a NAV4 device, there is no need to disassemble the device....
If you hold your GO 62100 Upside-down i.e.... the connections a top and with the screen facing away from you, the SIM is under the CE sticker to the left of the Micro USB port....
Carefully remove the sticker... Its advisable to use Antistatic precautions when handling the SIM... You will need a pair of fine pointed tweezers to remove the SIM
Note: When reinserting the SIM have the contacts facing away from the GO 6100 screen
Use double-sided sticky tape to replace the the CE sticker
The above will void your guarantee....
All of the usual disclaimers apply, all of the above is at your own discretion
ATB YFM
Thank you very much for your helps. i will try it. It is already over guarantee period. Tomtom charge me 105 euro for repair work without inform me what the problem is. Thanks again.
i tried a few times, and it worked. Thank you very much indeed.1
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Hi
@dk_gp
Have you tried a Soft/Drum roll restart on the device ??? This restarts the devices Operating System afresh
RESETTING YOUR NAVIGATION DEVICE
https://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6965//session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDI2NjM0NDUyL3NpZC9EQTdTVHpobQ
Charge the device for at least 2Hrs "OR" have the device plugged into a power supply
Press and hold the on/off button until you hear a drum-roll sound then release the on/off button.
You won’t lose anything; it’s just like rebooting your PC
I use a Soft/drum-roll start after any upgrade large or small.
It’s also useful to keep in mind for sorting out most minor niggles......
ATB YFM2 -
I think the support must help you to reactivate the iternal sim.
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thanks for theHi
@dk_gp
Have you tried a Soft/Drum roll restart on the device ??? This restarts the devices Operating System afresh
RESETTING YOUR NAVIGATION DEVICE
https://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6965//session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDI2NjM0NDUyL3NpZC9EQTdTVHpobQ
Charge the device for at least 2Hrs "OR" have the device plugged into a power supply
Press and hold the on/off button until you hear a drum-roll sound then release the on/off button.
You won’t lose anything; it’s just like rebooting your PC
I use a Soft/drum-roll start after any upgrade large or small.
It’s also useful to keep in mind for sorting out most minor niggles......
ATB YFM
Thanks for your helps. I have tried it many times and it s not working. I also call the TOMTOM, they are charging me 105 euro for fix it. What a deal!!!0 -
Same problem with my GO 6100. Loss of GPRS etc. Told SIM was corrupted, dead, deceased! Dismantled unit,quite easy to do and removed SIM. Cleaned contacts of SIM, refitted and hey presto my unit is as good as new.1
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Same problem with my GO 6100. Loss of GPRS etc. Told SIM was corrupted, dead, deceased! Dismantled unit,quite easy to do and removed SIM. Cleaned contacts of SIM, refitted and hey presto my unit is as good as new.
Many thanks for your helps. May i ask how do you clean the contracts of SIM please? Thanks in advance.0 -
Hi
@dk_gp
The GO 6100 is a NAV4 device, there is no need to disassemble the device....
If you hold your GO 6100 Upside-down i.e.... the connections at the top and with the screen facing away from you, the SIM is under the CE sticker to the left of the Micro USB port....
With the device turned OFF...
Carefully remove the sticker... Its advisable to use Antistatic precautions when handling the SIM... You will need a pair of fine pointed tweezers to remove the SIM
If you pull-out the SIM a little way, and reinsert it a few times it should remake a good connection
Note: When reinserting the SIM have the contacts facing away from the GO 6100 screen
Use double-sided sticky tape to replace the the CE sticker
The above will void your Tomtom guarantee....
All of the usual disclaimers apply, all of the above is at your own discretion
ATB YFM2 -
Hi
@dk_gp
The GO 6100 is a NAV4 device, there is no need to disassemble the device....
If you hold your GO 62100 Upside-down i.e.... the connections a top and with the screen facing away from you, the SIM is under the CE sticker to the left of the Micro USB port....
Carefully remove the sticker... Its advisable to use Antistatic precautions when handling the SIM... You will need a pair of fine pointed tweezers to remove the SIM
Note: When reinserting the SIM have the contacts facing away from the GO 6100 screen
Use double-sided sticky tape to replace the the CE sticker
The above will void your guarantee....
All of the usual disclaimers apply, all of the above is at your own discretion
ATB YFM
Thank you very much for your helps. i will try it. It is already over guarantee period. Tomtom charge me 105 euro for repair work without inform me what the problem is. Thanks again.1 -
i tried a few times, and it worked. Thank you very much indeed.
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Hi
@dk_gp
The GO 6100 is a NAV4 device, there is no need to disassemble the device....
If you hold your GO 62100 Upside-down i.e.... the connections a top and with the screen facing away from you, the SIM is under the CE sticker to the left of the Micro USB port....
Carefully remove the sticker... Its advisable to use Antistatic precautions when handling the SIM... You will need a pair of fine pointed tweezers to remove the SIM
Note: When reinserting the SIM have the contacts facing away from the GO 6100 screen
Use double-sided sticky tape to replace the the CE sticker
The above will void your guarantee....
All of the usual disclaimers apply, all of the above is at your own discretion
ATB YFM
Thank you very much for your helps. i will try it. It is already over guarantee period. Tomtom charge me 105 euro for repair work without inform me what the problem is. Thanks again.
i tried a few times, and it worked. Thank you very much indeed.1
