Customer Care / GTM / Competence Management
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Version: 1.0 | 27.04.2009 | 6720 Classic RM-424/RM-564 | Board version: 2QM_10g | Front Page | Page 1 (7)
Service Schematics
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IMPORTANT:
This document is intended for use by authorized NOKIA service centers only.
New: searchable component finder
Introduction
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errors may exist. If the reader finds any errors, NOKIA shall be notified in writing.
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Table of Contents
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2
3
4
5
6
RAPU, Camera, USB, Memory, MMC, Sensors
Front page
TV Out, Display, Keyboard
Component finder 7
RF part
BTHFM, GPS
GAZOO, Audio, AV Connector, SIM, Battery
Please send E-Mail to: TrainingAndVendor.Development@nokia.com
The purpose of this document is to save process time and improve repair quality for
customer care level 3 and 4 service activities on NOKIA mobile phones .
You should use this document together with the service manual and other training or
serivce information such as Service Bulletins.
Note that in addition to the normal component finder, this document also includes search-
able component finder pages on the last four pages of the document. To find a component
location, open this document in your PDF reader on your PC and use the reader’s search
function to search for a component.
For example, if you are using Adobe Reader, press ctrl+F , type the component reference (for
example, “N2200”) and use the “find next ” button to see the next match. The first match
will typically be in the schematic, the next match in the traditional component finder and
the last match in the searchable component finder.
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