on 02-05-2014 00:56
on 02-05-2014 00:56
Solved! Go to Solution.
02-05-2014 01:38 - edited 02-05-2014 01:39
02-05-2014 01:38 - edited 02-05-2014 01:39
Check your full postcode for local problems @ O2 Service Status
Try cleaning the simcard and rebooting the phone.
Have you tried resetting the phone? If you tell us which handset you have we can help you with this if you are unsure how to do it.
Are other people in the area having problems and is the phone ok in a different location?
Some help Here courtesy of @adamtemp64
02-05-2014 01:38 - edited 02-05-2014 01:39
02-05-2014 01:38 - edited 02-05-2014 01:39
Check your full postcode for local problems @ O2 Service Status
Try cleaning the simcard and rebooting the phone.
Have you tried resetting the phone? If you tell us which handset you have we can help you with this if you are unsure how to do it.
Are other people in the area having problems and is the phone ok in a different location?
Some help Here courtesy of @adamtemp64
on 02-05-2014 06:21
on 02-05-2014 06:21
on 18-09-2014 07:34
on 18-09-2014 07:34
on 18-09-2014 07:41
on 18-09-2014 07:41
on 18-09-2014 08:49
on 18-09-2014 08:49
on 18-09-2014 09:24
The signal status bar is often inaccurate.
If you are using an android handset, go into your setting and choose About Phone. In Status it will show your current signal. Anything over 100 dBm is terrible and 51dBm is the best.
If you have an iPhone, just dial *3001*12345#* and look in the top left corner.