note 4 camera/flashlight whirring noise

Anonymous · ‎16-04-2015

Hi all,

Anyone with a note 4 noticed any whirring/humming sounds when using flashlight or the camera?

i've searched elsewhere online and people are saying its poor lighting needing the camera to focus: how would that make the flashlight hum?! :S

also, if it is a send back for repair; whats the o2 Procedure? as im new to o2, previously on EE it was simply call 150, new phone sent out the same/next day by courier and they "swap" phones for you for a new/reconditioned one (with no charge with "Premium" insurance)

jonsie · ‎16-04-2015

Not experienced this problem on mine. How long have you had the Note 4 as that will affect your next step.

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Anonymous · ‎16-04-2015

19th November 2014 i think the date was.

MI5 · ‎16-04-2015

No, mine doesn't do that either.

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MI5 · ‎16-04-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
19th November 2014 i think the date was.

Do you have insurance?

Normally, if not, this would be a warranty repair.

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Anonymous · ‎16-04-2015

yes, i have the £12.50 a month insurance plan, is this the correct one?

i have found a post on Android Forums stating it was a RTM job: my beloved Note 4 has to leave me? noooooo! 😞

guess my other beloved s3 will have to come out of the closet for a few days whilst its being repaired.

P.S will my s3 work on o2? was previously an EE contract phone.

MI5 · ‎16-04-2015

Your S3 will be locked to EE at a guess, so no, not unless you can get EE to give you an unlock code.
For your insurance claim, speak to CS on 202 and see how fast they can turn things around for you - It's usually next day after they receive the handset back to them.

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Anonymous · ‎16-04-2015

so visiting the o2 store would be a slower process? as there's one a few doors down from me at work? which is next to EE so i may get an unlock code at the same time if they're willing.

is there an excess charge to repair a phone via insurance?

MI5 · ‎16-04-2015

There will be an excess on your policy so a warranty repair may be cheaper (free). The store can sort that out for you too.

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Anonymous · ‎16-04-2015

£60 excess.. wow! just read that!

think i'd rather have a whirring camera than pay £60 for it lol!

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