HI

I need to know how to go about replacing a microphone in a sony ericcson t39 (I am unsure as to whether it is the flip I need to replace, or something else on the motherboard?

Can you help?

Thanks
Saima

Thank you very much 7Hertz for your very useful advice, i am going to try out soon.

Saima

Hello 7hertz,

I was wondering in the picture with the flip in two pieces, how did you manage to separate it. I noticed that the edge of the flip nearest to the phone has a dipple, do I start here?

Do you have to glue it back together?

Thanks for you help in adviance.

Erik.

think i just used a small screw driver to pry the inner piece out, it just snaps in place, no glue needed.

yes start with the dimple (dipple?) on the inside edge near the phone, as you point out.

try not to bend it too much!

I see. Thanks for your help, I'll give it a try.

HI!
Great info! My T39 Mic is not working and wonder where can you find this part online? I searched ebay but there is no replacement MIC..

Thanks and look forward to hear from you.
Thomas

hello!very intersting guide!i have a problem with my t39m.
THE BLUETOOTH doesn't work!my phone not look for nothing and it is not view from other bluetooth devices.
Can i know if it is possible to resolve my problem?thank you

just a note to anyone reading this -- it's may not actually your mic, it could be the tiny red and black wires inside the phone itself (not in the flip) that connect the flip to the motherboard. I've had those break on me in two different t39s and a t28. A continuity tester verified that there was an internal break in one where the mic dropped out intermittently. If you can solder the wire (in one case I soldered them directly to the two small brass prongs on the flip) it'll probably fix it.

And no I haven't found any source for replacement parts -- sometimes you can find mic assemblys on ebay but these phones are old enough now that a junk one may be your only source (although I've found that those are usually junked because of this same problem).

Hope that helps somebody.

I just fixed my second t39 this way -- a few thoughts:

If you do pop your flip open to check out the mic, be careful of an extremely thin copper wire that runs from the flip where the wire for the mic comes through to a circular metal disc that doesn't appear to do much of anything. I believe this is the flip open/close sensor. I thought it was a stray dog hair but it's actually metal, and I think that breaking it will cause your flip to either think it's always closed or always open -- that will make your backlight stay always on/off and may prevent you from answering the phone by opening the flip.

There is no reason to take the flip off -- just open it and use a small (very small) screwdriver or other tool to push on the little dimple on the flip from the back of the phone. Push hard and get is lifted up part way, then hold it there and work something else down both sides on the front to pop it loose all the way. I used some rubber cement to re-glue the flip after I was done.

The easiest way to re-solder a broken wire (assuming it breaks inside the little clear plastic connector which is where all of mine have broken) is to use a tool (a dremel tool in my case) to wear away the clear plastic to expose the end of the affected brass connector on the "back" of the plug -- that way you'll have something to solder to. Don't even try to fit solder and a wire down in the tiny hole, you'll never do it. Just be aware that the holes on the plug (where it connects to the flip) don't line up with where the wires go in the back, it all takes about a 90 degree turn inside somewhere. Use a continuity tester to figure out which wire goes to which hole/connector.

There's no real risk of a short as this whole thing is contained more or less in the plastic frame so solder on the outside of the plug is OK as long as it's not so big that it prevents the flip from moving (in which case you may have to heat the solder and scrape it down until it's the same size as the original plug).

That's about all I have, hope it all helps somebody, I love these phones and refuse to switch until I'm completely out of options.

Dear sir\Madam,
My Sony Ericsson mobile W800i is having some problem with microphone. I am not able to hear the voice from other mobile properly. when i speak with 800i, other party listens in very low tone. I need to replace the mic. if i use hands free it worked properly.
where can I get mic spare part and how to replace it.

Great thread folk - just managed to replace the speaker on my T39. After taking the ariel off and parting the plastic section from the metal section carefully with a knife (be careful!) and screwdriver, I removed the four screws holding the screen and mspeaker. The screws need the right size allen key to remove. Also the new speaker did not come with the soft 0-ring type seal on its face so I had to carefully prise/scrape off the old one and re-use. Also, there was a little rubber 'spot' on the back of the old speaker which looks like it was to stop the speaker moving or rattling, again Ithis was not on the new speaker so had to re-use the old one. All-in-all a fairly easy and satisfying job - yaa-boo to the repair shop who wanted heaps of cash to do this! - Speaker cost £0.99 on eBay.

Hello..
I want to ask, my T39 is no longer used. and now dead..maybe because the backup battery is dead too..i dont know.
It's look like the problem is when i kept my T39, the battery is attached to the phone..
Can u help me to revive the phone again ?

Thanks

please required help regarding T39M my first unique phone using since last 5 years....

Phone has suddenly gone off and now while pressing the on/off key it gives beep and display blinks (without light).....if sumone can help me out ..if this is software problem or hardware problem ,till now i have never opened my phone never given me a problem,well after very long sum good site has found to get sum solution if possible.

thanks in advance

This site inspired me to crack the thing open to check the broken mike... lo and behold, a disconnected wire! A bit of soldering later and (kinda) good as new....

Still life in these things yet! Don't be so quick to throw away seemingly dead phones!

PS: Batteries do die after time ESPECIALLY if you leave them attached to your phone!

HI all,
where i download drivers for Dialta CF2002?
this is wery important for me, please hlp
If I wrote is not in the correct section, please move to the appropriate section.
sorry my bad english, i use translator

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