Motorola s5101 standby manual

Using a screwdriver with a Torx 10 hex screw, begin removing the 1cm screw by turning the screwdriver counterclockwise. Rotate your device 90 degrees to the right so that the bottom of the device is facing you. You may need to remove the sticker on the bottom of the device to access these slots.

Insert the back end of the forceps into one of these slots. You may also use any other flat, narrow tool that fits into the slots. Gently push the forceps into device. You should feel movement or hear a click, signifying this side of the device is unlocked. When reassembling your device, make sure the standby key is properly in place.

See the Standby Key Guide for more information. Also ensure that when you close the two sides of the cover the LED indicator lights are inside the information panel. Position the small black standby in the opening at the top of the case such that the wider teeth of the key is facing up. Gently lower the key so the narrow teeth of the key are resting on the notch circled in red just below the opening at the top of the case.

If you plan to continue working on the device, check that this key is in place before finally closing the device. Cancel: I did not complete this guide. Badges: 7. Fix Your Stuff Community Store. Difficulty Moderate. Steps 4. Time Required 1 minute. Sections 2.

Outer Cover 3 steps Standby Key 1 step. Be sure the outlet you are using is functional. Your device may not be detecting a power source. If all these solutions do not help, then you may need to replace the motherboard inside your device. Learn how here! If the modem frequently loses connection or runs slowly, you can try resetting your device by pressing the "STANDBY" button on the top of the device. If that doesn't work, you can try unplugging your device and re-connecting it to the internet.

If your connection continues to keep dropping, then you may need to replace the motherboard. Even though you are sure the ethernet and USB cords are properly attached, the modem does not detect a connection. If Ethernet or USB ports are not functioning, you may need to remove the silver plate on the back of the receiver to access the ports. If there is some dust or other obstruction, clean out the ports.

If not, you may need to replace the motherboard. You may need to replace the metal receiver inside your device. The lights on the indicator panel are there to alert you to problems. If alert lights are on or flashing, something may be wrong. Ensure the power supply is plugged into a working outlet. Ensure all cables are properly attached. This may be an issue with your internet provider. If the "SEND" light is off, then your modem does not detect a connection.

If the "SEND" light is flashing, the your modem is actively searching for a connection from the network. There may no problem at all, as long as no other lights are off or flashing. Thx u from the bottom of my heart. Then my iPad came home and I could google it.

All lights are working now after hold the standby button down for the 30 counts.