Faulty Products

Try these four solutions;

1) Plug your phone in to charge for a few hours, or overnight if you can. Failing that, try charging it from your computer for a similar length of time.

2) Alternatively, you can reset your phone by holding a combination of one of the following buttons for 10 seconds: power and home button/power and volume up / power and volume down.

3) Make sure your battery is in the phone (sometimes they arrive separately in the box).

4) Make sure you’ve got your screen brightness turned up. In a bright room or outside, it may be too dark to see.

Try these four solutions;

1) Does your phone still have the screen protector on? If so, please peel it off, as it can distort audio quality during calls and when playing sound on loudspeaker.

2) If you already have removed the protector, or doing so hasn’t helped, try turning the call volume up using the volume controls on the side of your phone. Please also check your volume settings to make sure it’s turned up for phone calls.

3) It sounds obvious, but make sure that you haven’t got any headphones plugged in when taking calls, as the audio can get channelled through them, instead of the phone’s earpiece.

4) Try switching a phone call to the loudspeaker. If that fixes it, there might be a fault with the earpiece. In which case, you may need to book an exchange with the manufacturer or ourselves.

Try these solutions;

1) Depending on what phone you have, you can use your home or work WiFi to seamlessly send texts and make calls - even without signal.

Setting Up O2 WiFi Calling
Information can be found on O2’s website.

Setting Up Three Wi-Fi Calling
Information can be found on Three’s website.

Setting Up Vodafone Wi-Fi Calling
Information can be found on Vodafone's website.

2) Make sure your network/carrier settings are up to date. On iPhone, go to Settings > General > About. If an update is available, you’ll get an option to update your carrier settings. On Android, try updating the software in your Settings. You may also need to update your network/carrier version, either from your Settings app, or by going into your Phone app, then pressing the Menu icon followed by Settings. In there, you might find an option to update the version.

3) If you’ve tried Solution 2 above, and you can’t get signal anywhere, your SIM might be faulty. Try it in another phone on the same network, and if that device doesn’t receive any signal, please contact your network directly to order a replacement SIM and SIM swap.

O2: 0344 809 0202

Three: 0333 338 1001

Vodafone: 0333 304 0191

4) If you insert your SIM card into another phone on the same network, and it does get signal, your phone could be faulty. You might need to organise an exchange or repair, if so please get in touch.

Try these three solutions:

1) Make sure your network/carrier settings are up to date.

On iPhone, go to Settings > General > About. If an update is available, you’ll get an option to update your carrier settings.

On Android, try updating the software in your Settings. You may also need to update your network/carrier version, either from your Settings app, or by going into your Phone app, then pressing the Menu icon followed by Settings. In there, you might find an option to update the version.

2) If you’ve tried Solution 2 above, and you can’t get your phone to recognise your SIM card, your SIM might be faulty. Try it in another phone on the same network, and if that device doesn’t receive recognise it, please contact your network directly to order a replacement SIM and SIM swap.

Three: 0333 338 1001

O2: 0344 809 0202

Vodafone: 0333 304 0191

3) If you insert your SIM card into another phone on the same network, and it does recognise it, your phone could be faulty. You might need to organise a repair or replacement (see below).

Please keep hold of all the original packaging and accessories, then please get in touch.

Try these two solutions;

1) Turn your screen brightness up, by going to your device Settings, under Display or Screen or something similar. You may also be able to turn your screen brightness up from your phone’s control panel, which you can access by either swiping up from the bottom of your screen (on iPhone), or down from the top of your screen (on Android).

2) Most phones come with an auto-brightness feature that automatically sets and readjusts your screen brightness according to the ambient light. You can disable this and keep a particular level of screen brightness by turning the auto-brightness feature off in your device Settings.

	Handset	Battery
Apple	12 Months	12 Months
Samsung	24 Months	6 Months
Google	24 Months	24 Months
Nokia	24 Months	6 Months
Sony	24 Months	6 Months

It’s unlikely that your manufacturer warranty will cover accident damage. You may have to pay for a repair. You can use our Repair Partner to get a great price, and even arrange for a technician to visit your home or work and fix your phone there. Book your repair here.

iPhone customers benefit from a special care service provided by Apple directly.

Please call the Apple customer service department on 0800 107 6285 or visit this website to troubleshoot your problem. If there are any problems, please get in touch with us.

If you’ve had your phone for more than 30 days…
You benefit from a manufacturer warranty, which means you may be able to get any faults repaired for free. To do so, please contact your manufacturer directly.

Samsung - 0330 726 7864 or online
Google - Contact online
Nokia - Contact online
Sony - 0370 523 7237 or online

If you’ve had your phone for less than 30 days…
We’ll exchange it free of charge if we can identify a manufacturer's fault. Please get in touch.

We’ll exchange it free of charge if we can identify a manufacturer's fault. Please get in touch.