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iPhone 6 No Network Issue: Reads SIM Card, Tried Settings, iOS Update, Antenna Tape Change

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  • #1 16727000
    KooGaid
    Level 15  
    Hello. I have a problem with the iPhone 6, but after inserting any sim card, No network pops up. The previous owner claims that the phone was working normally. I tried the settings, iOS update, antenna tape change and it didn't work. Any other suggestions?
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  • #2 16727186
    Vytautas_YT
    Level 30  
    You can try to reset your network settings. How long ago and how did you get it?
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  • #3 16727213
    KooGaid
    Level 15  
    I did the network settings first. I got it in the mail yesterday.
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  • #4 16727686
    kongomaj
    Level 11  
    Try to connect the phone to wifi without a card, turn it off, insert the sim card and then turn on and check that it is connected to wifi, maybe it just needs to be activated and it needs wifi because it cannot connect to the network via cellular data.
  • #5 16728047
    gsmowiec
    User under supervision
    There is an imei after typing the code number * # 06 # on the dial pad?
  • #6 18760459
    Barti543210
    Level 2  
    Hello, I have a problem with the iPhone 6 16gb I bought it for my sister I went to check I logged in normally everything was good the range was also reset it because I logged in on myself and my sister has an apple account 1 day so she told me there was coverage and now no network or I am looking for I entered * # 06 # and it should pop up imei tel and there is nothing. Is the Basenband damaged because the network settings are reset. I tried to call 112, but I am also asking for an answer
    Ps wgl you can not choose the operator and also carriel writes, but nwm what's this and her card is good, I checked on my phone and gave the girl a card to her phone also no coverage. Any advice
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  • #7 19534213
    Novitec
    Level 2  
    I have a similar problem, I had trouble talking, I was overheard every other word and sometimes it broke off. I suspected the microphone, but at the same time the range often fell to the minimum. I have replaced all the tape with the microphone etc. after this operation, the phone no longer sees the network completely.
    There are moments when the range will catch, but after about a minute "no network". Best of all, the phone shows IMEI. Could it be that the baseband has gone down? Or maybe any GSM antenna is damaged?
  • #8 19535420
    bert_studionapraw
    Specialist - Apple
    Hello, hello.

    The problem you mention looks standard on this model. Usually, due to mechanical damage: center section bent, falling or simply, due to the loss of conductive properties of lead-free alloys, after many years of operation, overheating due to overuse, or even removing the motherboard from the case many times (which in the case of the Model 6 seems most likely). Service intervention will be necessary (desoldering, cleaning and re-soldering an element or two). A very basic repair, but still lethal in inexperienced hands.
  • #9 19537268
    RafalB

    Level 28  
    Most often, the broken paths of the two signals going to the baseband circuit, reball the circuit with restoration of connections under the circuit

Topic summary

The user is experiencing a "No Network" issue with their iPhone 6 after inserting various SIM cards, despite the previous owner claiming it was functional. Attempts to resolve the problem included resetting network settings, updating iOS, and changing antenna tape, but none were successful. Suggestions from other users included resetting network settings again, connecting to Wi-Fi before inserting the SIM card, and checking for IMEI visibility using the code *#06#. Some users speculated that the issue could be related to a damaged baseband or GSM antenna, possibly due to mechanical damage or degraded connections over time. Repair options mentioned involve desoldering and re-soldering components or reballing the baseband circuit.
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