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Your provider provides Subscriber Identity

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3. Do not pull out the plug of the charger during the charging to avoid harming of the phone and charger. 4. You must put the phone at the draught of temperature +5 -+40 when charging, and must use the charger offered by the provider. It will arise danger when you use unconfirmed charger and it will violate certification and guarantee items. 5. Vibrate feature will is invalidate. 4. Installing and taking out the battery Installing the battery Turn the phone upside down and then hold the phone by the left hand. Aim the protruding part at the bottom of the battery at the groove of phone, and then press the top part of the battery lightly until you hear a click. (As shown FIG 1) Taking out the battery Turn the phone upside down and then hold the phone by the left hand. Push up the latch at the top of the battery by thumb of right hand to uplift the battery and separate with the main machine, and then take out the battery. (As shown Fig 2) Latch Battery Groove Protruding part 1.4 Connecting network 1). SIM card Your provider provides Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card for your phone, contains your phone number, service details, and phonebook/message information. Make sure that you have inserted a valid SIM card before use the phone; otherwise, you cannot use the feature in the SIM card. Any related information with establishment network connection recorded in card, and record phone name, number and message in the SIM card also. You can insert the SIM card into any GSM phone to use (a new

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3. Do not pull out the plug of the charger
during the charging to avoid harming of the
phone and charger.
4. You must put the phone at the draught of
temperature +5
-+40
when charging,
and must use the charger offered by the
provider. It will arise danger when you use
unconfirmed charger and it will violate
certification and guarantee items.
5. Vibrate feature will is invalidate.
4. Installing and taking out the battery
Installing the battery
Turn the phone upside down and then hold
the phone by the left hand. Aim the
protruding part at the bottom of the battery
at the groove of phone, and then press the
top part of the battery lightly until you hear a
click. (As shown FIG 1)
Taking out the battery
Turn the phone upside down and then hold
the phone by the left hand. Push up the latch
at the top of the battery by thumb of right
hand to uplift the battery and separate with
the main machine, and then take out the
battery. (As shown Fig 2)
Latch
Battery
Groove
Protruding part
1.4 Connecting network
1). SIM card
Your provider provides Subscriber Identity
Module (SIM) card for your phone, contains
your phone number, service details, and
phonebook/message information. Make
sure that you have inserted a valid SIM card
before use the phone; otherwise, you cannot
use the feature in the SIM card.
Any related information with establishment
network connection recorded in card, and
record phone name, number and message
in the SIM card also. You can insert the SIM
card into any GSM phone to use (a new