look inside the case and make sure that the fan and air channels are clear, and the motherboard isn't caked with dust. also to add if the thermal paste probably needs cleaning and reapplying.

Take out your SIM card and next open settings go to apps find the message app your having a issue with clear the cache and force close the app and clear the storage data. While it does that restart the phone and when it done doing the start up, put in Sim card and try it again. This should work sometimes updates and poor cellular signal can cause some minor issues.

The P0304 code means that cylinder #4 is misfiring or is randomly misfiring. The P0350 code means that the Powertrain Control Model (PCM) has detected a problem with the primary or secondary circuit of one or multiple ignition coils or ignition coil packs in your engine. The P0304 code is a serious engine issue that requires immediate attention. A misfire is the absence of a full combustion event on a given cylinder as expected. Here are some possible causes of a P0304 code: (1) A faulty ignition coil, spark plug, or wire (2) Loose fitting electrical connectors (3) Broken or disconnected vacuum hoses (4) The engine is dirty or has low oil pressure Here are some possible causes of a P0350 code: (1) A problem with the electrical circuit (2) Damaged or loose connection of the spark plug wires (3) A faulty PCM The most common symptom of a misfiring engine is a loss of power. The engine may also run rough, be difficult to start, or stall completely. Here are some repairs that can fix a P0304 code: (1) Replace...

(1) Restart your device. This can clear the memory and fix small glitches. (2) Check your phone's available storage. If it's running out of space, you can delete some files to make room for the app. (3) Check for a bad app update. Sometimes apps automatically update in the background, and you may have missed the notification. (4) Clear the app's cache. You can do this by going to Settings, finding the app that isn't working, and looking for an option called storage. (5) Reinstall the app. (6) Reset the app's preferences. You can do this by going to Settings, selecting System Settings, and then selecting Reset Options.

(1) Check the fuse. The fuse box is usually on the far right side of the dashboard. Use the diagram on the back of the cover to find the fuse number. If the fuse is faulty, the metal strip inside will be broken. You can use a test light or multimeter to confirm if the fuse is blown. If the fuse is blown, you should replace it with the same type. (2) If the fuse is in good condition, the most likely cause is a faulty switch or a wiring issue. (3) If the test light doesn't light up, there's no power at the dome light. This could be due to a relay or a fuse. (4) The most common cause of this problem is when someone other than the driver uses the dome light or dimmer switch.

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Check pump drain and check any of drainage pipes all the way to the wall, make sure nothing blocking the drain. Also check you filter if you have on make sure it's not blocked. And some detergent are not always he compatible with some machines.

The number one reason most Instax cameras stop working is that the batteries need replacing. According to the manual, you can take an average of 100 shots with two new AA batteries (or around 10 rolls of film) so it is worth keeping track of just how many you’ve used up so that you can avoid any nasty surprises. Fujifilm also advises buying batteries of the same brand/type and only using alkaline batteries. If the batteries are dead or dying, one of two things can happen: all the lights on the adjustment dial will blink simultaneously or the red lamp will light up beside the viewfinder. When all the lights blink, you must replace the batteries with brand new ones while the lens is extended (on other words, with the camera turned on). Note that if you replace the batteries while the lens is retracted, the lights will continue to blink. If only the red lamp comes on, simply turn the camera off by pushing the lens back into the body and replace the batteries. Provided that the camera isn’t damaged, this...

Now with the above in mind, AT&T just shut off nearly all 2G service on their towers and T-Mobile has already started and will finish around 2020 I believe. However at any moment they can decide to make that sooner. If your area has 2G shut down, then a symptom of any phone connected to 2G will look like it "has no service."