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Friday, January 29, 2010
Easy Motorola unlocking
Easy Motorola unlocking
Here we make it possible to unlock your Motorola EASY, AFFORDABLE and very fast from your own home! You do NOT have to leave your chair, everybody can do it!
The options the drMoto server offers are:
Here we make it possible to unlock your Motorola EASY, AFFORDABLE and very fast from your own home! You do NOT have to leave your chair, everybody can do it!
The options the drMoto server offers are:
- Unlock (direct unlock or testpoint unlock)
- Read unlock codes
- Automatic phone back up (100% safety!)
- Read phone information (FREE!)
- Read security code (FREE!)
- Flashing / repairing
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Warning For Water Damage Repairers
Warning For Water Damage Repairers
Hi to all!!.
Having read the water damage repair documents I thought it responsible to point out that you must be **EXTREMELY** careful as to what chemicals/proportions you use to immerse your water damaged pcbs in.
Having had 13 years experience in the electronics industry, I would whole-heartedly agree that methylated spirits/pure alcohol are surely ok to use when cleaning the pcb, but I would **WARN** you against using white spirit as this **IS NOT** the same chemical, and it has a tendancy to dissolve adhesives very well (try removing a label with methylated spirits, THEN try white spirit - you will see the difference) and as such it may soften/dissolve or loosen any bonded components, rendering your expensive handset **USELESS!!!!**.
As for lighter fluid (refined petrol) I would, again, **WARN YOU** against its use. Oil based as it is, it is quite likely that the same situation could occur - I would therefore **NOT** recommend **ANY** usage of this chemical **ANYWHERE** on a damaged mobile phone, unless you are s
ing to make the handset damaged **FURTHER!!!**.
Do not immerse **ANY** pcb in the solutions recommended, for longer than is absolutely neccessary, as the longer you leave them, the more the chemical/solution will work - either **IN** your favour to remove corrosion, or otherwise continue to eat its way through various component parts of the board.
**NOT** saying that in every single case and situation, that this **WILL** happen, it's just a precautionary warning to anyone who is unsure.
Having read the water damage repair documents I thought it responsible to point out that you must be **EXTREMELY** careful as to what chemicals/proportions you use to immerse your water damaged pcbs in.
Having had 13 years experience in the electronics industry, I would whole-heartedly agree that methylated spirits/pure alcohol are surely ok to use when cleaning the pcb, but I would **WARN** you against using white spirit as this **IS NOT** the same chemical, and it has a tendancy to dissolve adhesives very well (try removing a label with methylated spirits, THEN try white spirit - you will see the difference) and as such it may soften/dissolve or loosen any bonded components, rendering your expensive handset **USELESS!!!!**.
As for lighter fluid (refined petrol) I would, again, **WARN YOU** against its use. Oil based as it is, it is quite likely that the same situation could occur - I would therefore **NOT** recommend **ANY** usage of this chemical **ANYWHERE** on a damaged mobile phone, unless you are s
ing to make the handset damaged **FURTHER!!!**.Do not immerse **ANY** pcb in the solutions recommended, for longer than is absolutely neccessary, as the longer you leave them, the more the chemical/solution will work - either **IN** your favour to remove corrosion, or otherwise continue to eat its way through various component parts of the board.
**NOT** saying that in every single case and situation, that this **WILL** happen, it's just a precautionary warning to anyone who is unsure.
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