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While using your Nokia 2660 your battery will drain eventually to 0% and you will have to charge it to continue use. Simply plug the Nokia 2660 Flip into the charging cable and let it sit there for around 10-15 minutes to obtain an acceptable battery life. Also make sure not to overcharge the phone as doing this too frequently can cause damage to the phone's battery and cause the battery's life to be shorter than expected.
Sometimes your phone can suddenly experience a software crash which happens once in a while with any technology nowadays and is completely normal. In some rare cases the Nokia may seem turned off afterwards but in reality it is frozen or "locked" up. In order to fix this you can force restart your phone. Simply press down and hold the power button for 10-20 seconds and the phone should perform a system reboot.
Daily use of our phones often causes debris to get inside ports of our devices. For example dust can easily build-up on things within your home. But in our case of the phone not turning on or charging the cause can be dust inside the charging port. Easily remove the dust by using canned air and blow the air inside the port on your Nokia. Also you can use a toothbrush or soft brush and insert it within the charging port to remove the dust.
The removable battery within your Nokia 2660 may have moved out of it's slot due to a drop or just daily use. Fixing this requires removing the rear case of the phone with your fingernail or flathead screwdriver. Then moving the battery back into place in the slot. The worst case scenario can be the battery being dead which would lead to the phone not turning on. Which if this is the case simply turn the phone off, remove the rear case, remove the battery, wait 30 seconds, reinsert a new battery, and perform a hard reset.
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