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Sony Xperia T LT30 Service Manuals

Sony Xperia T LT30 Service Manuals
Sony pdf service manuals for Sony Xperia T LT30:
• Customization,
• Part List,
• Repair Movie,
• Test and Calibration,
• Test Instruction,
• Trouble Shooting Guide,
• Working Instruction
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Sony Xperia TX (LT29i) Service Manual: http://d-h.st/its
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Thanks, Will link to the All in One thread.
And what a first post that is, New users should take note that this is a forum to share knowledge. Wish I could give it more than one thanks.

@torens
That is one content rich first post!
I wish I could contribute so much with a first post!

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torens said:
Sony Xperia T LT30 Service Manuals
Sony pdf service manuals for Sony Xperia T LT30:
• Customization,
• Part List,
• Repair Movie,
• Test and Calibration,
• Test Instruction,
• Trouble Shooting Guide,
• Working Instruction
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First and foremost A BIG THANKS for all the service manuals, my next question is i need the unlock code for this phone as i will be traveling to taiwan this month. would you know where i could obtain that? im in the USA and my carrier is AT&T

sky4fse said:
First and foremost A BIG THANKS for all the service manuals, my next question is i need the unlock code for this phone as i will be traveling to taiwan this month. would you know where i could obtain that? im in the USA and my carrier is AT&T
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Ask AT&T?

gregbradley said:
Ask AT&T?
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Also, if they just bought the phone recently, unlocking it without AT&T's permission is a punishable offence (unlocking a phone without the carrier's consent, that is).

Gasai Yuno said:
Also, if they just bought the phone recently, unlocking it without AT&T's permission is a punishable offence (unlocking a phone without the carrier's consent, that is).
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Punishable? Why is that? Please dont tell me its against the law, that would be stupid

In America it is... Long live America! * read the sarcasm*
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crazymister said:
In America it is... Long live America! * read the sarcasm*
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Thats ridiculus, if you buy the phone its yours!

Not if you buy it in contract and get a discount because you bought the phone with it. Then it is part of your agreement, and thus they can make it illegal to unlock without there consent
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This law went in affect in January if I recall correctly, please correct me if I'm wrong
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Thats ridiculus, if you buy the phone its yours!
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But not if it's on a tariff, if it's subsidised it belongs to the network until the term is complete, you cannot sell or modify. Same applies in UK, never heard of it being enforced, usually the just blacklist the device if you breach the contract.
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mpiekp said:
But not if it's on a tariff, if it's subsidised it belongs to the network until the term is complete, you cannot sell or modify. Same applies in UK, never heard of it being enforced, usually the just blacklist the device if you breach the contract.
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I dont believe the phone does belong to the company. And I am sure its not illegal to modify it, otherwise why would Sony allow unlocking at all, they would be party to illegal activities...

Sony provide the service for developers who own outright, this is why bootloader locked on subsidised handset.
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gregbradley said:
I dont believe the phone does belong to the company. And I am sure its not illegal to modify it, otherwise why would Sony allow unlocking at all, they would be party to illegal activities...
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cellunlocker.net can get the code.
Took six days but my TL is sim unlocked.

mpiekp said:
Sony provide the service for developers who own outright, this is why bootloader locked on subsidised handset.
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Not true, Sony provide the sevice for all people, you do not need to be a "developer"
Also, my handset was free from vodafone and I have unlocked it....
All T's come locked, and you dont have to be special to unlock them, just have one that is allowed to be unlocked by your provider

gregbradley said:
I dont believe the phone does belong to the company. And I am sure its not illegal to modify it, otherwise why would Sony allow unlocking at all, they would be party to illegal activities...
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Actually it does belong to the company until the end of your term.
Sony provides the service, but its targeted at non branded devices, which are not sold/subsidized by service providers. Most service providers even lock the bootloader to prevent you from unlocking it, and thus performing illegal operations without you knowing it.
That said, I don't think service providers who let you unlock it, have big problems with it, it's just that you lose warranty from that moment on.
I don't know if the same applies for the U.K., but it does for the U.S.
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I cant remember any of that being said in my contract and I am sure the phone belongs to me.
The break of warrenty comes from Sony, thats why providers also cancel warrenty. Vodafone let you unlock, other providers dont for their own reasons, I dont believe its "illegal" in any sense in the UK.

So good on Vodafone, if only more networks where like that, they are the exception though, all other network supplied ones are locked and unlockable (unless sourced through a third party ie cpw phones4u etc) .
Although they will still lock the handset if you breech, so it's not yours till the contract is complete?
Otherwise anyone could order a handset and tariff and default on it keeping the handset.
"developers" was used as a loose tag, yes anyone can use the service with an eligible handset.
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mpiekp said:
So good on Vodafone, if only more networks where like that, they are the exception though, all other network supplied ones are locked (unless sourced through a third party ie cpw phones4u etc) .
Although they will still lock the handset if you breech, so it's not yours till the contract is complete?
Otherwise anyone could order a handset and tariff and default on it keeping the handset.
"developers" was used as a loose tag, yes anyone can use the service with an eligible handset.
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Not all, T-mobile Netherlands also let you unlock
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XZ...T-mobile UK

So I pick up my new XZ on saturday.
The first thing I'm going to do is route this bad boy. I have read lots of info regarding the various methods used.
My question is can the bootloader be unlocked on a T-mobile uk XZ??

Enter service menu and Check uself. No need to make another tread about it.
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They supplied me with an unbranded, sim free phone. The bootloader is unlockable.
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Direct from T Mobile it will be locked, if through third party but with SIM, should be unlockable...
Xperia Z

boyob32 said:
Direct from T Mobile it will be locked, if through third party but with SIM, should be unlockable...
Xperia Z
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Wrong. I upgraded direct from T-Mobile via their upgrade line. I have an unbranded device as I already stated.
T-Mobile UK branded Zs do not even exist.
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I stand corrected then by saying it is as standard, I remarked because a friend of mine got one after seeingmine and his is not unlockable.
Xperia Z

Will there ever be a bootloader unlocker for permenantly locked Xperia Z???

Coming from HTC Desire HD, I was thrilled when I laid my hands on the Sony Xperia Z. But when I played around and wanted to tinker, I was utterly disappointed that my Xperia bootlaoder has a permanently locked bootloader. To my knowledge and spending hours on the net trying to figure out that there are no free or paid ways to get it unlocked I feel really disappointed that this powerful beast cannot be unlocked to run custom roms.
Thinking of selling my Xperia Z but it is such and elegant device. I wonder whether any developers are working on a solution for this or weather theres any prospect of finding a solution.

deathrowz_sri said:
Coming from HTC Desire HD, I was thrilled when I laid my hands on the Sony Xperia Z. But when I played around and wanted to tinker, I was utterly disappointed that my Xperia bootlaoder has a permanently locked bootloader. To my knowledge and spending hours on the net trying to figure out that there are no free or paid ways to get it unlocked I feel really disappointed that this powerful beast cannot be unlocked to run custom roms.
Thinking of selling my Xperia Z but it is such and elegant device. I wonder whether any developers are working on a solution for this or weather theres any prospect of finding a solution.
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What on earth are you on about, the Sony XZ is one of the ONLY phones you can get permanently UNLOCKED, you simply go to the Sony site and you sign away your warranty and bam in return you get a bootloader that is permanently unlocked that you "officially" cannot re lock.

I think OP means carrier branded phones that come with an unlockable bootloader. Even Sony can't unlock such devices.
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exekias said:
What on earth are you on about, the Sony XZ is one of the ONLY phones you can get permanently UNLOCKED, you simply go to the Sony site and you sign away your warranty and bam in return you get a bootloader that is permanently unlocked that you "officially" cannot re lock.
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Some phones (usually carrier subsidised handsets) have non unlockable bootloaders.
The OP is asking if anyone is working on a way to bypass that restriction.
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exekias said:
What on earth are you on about, the Sony XZ is one of the ONLY phones you can get permanently UNLOCKED, you simply go to the Sony site and you sign away your warranty and bam in return you get a bootloader that is permanently unlocked that you "officially" cannot re lock.
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exekias, i was referring to my phone which has "bootloader unlocked allowed: No" in the service menu. tried the flashtool too but it not working..
Im banging my head on the wall for not checking this earlier..i checked on the forums and there were loads of custom roms and thought bootloader can be unlocked!!!!

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Some phones (usually carrier subsidised handsets) have non unlockable bootloaders.
The OP is asking if anyone is working on a way to bypass that restriction.
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If its a carrier subsidised handset, I assume its restricted to one carrier. But mine is carrier unlocked! I dont understand...

Where did. you get it?
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shoey63 said:
Where did. you get it?
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It was bought in Sri Lanka..Made in China C6603

It's simple to understand, if your Phone comes from a carrier then there's a 99% chance the bootloader can't be unlocked. I've SIM unlocked mine but the bootloader is a no go.
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deathrowz_sri said:
exekias, i was referring to my phone which has "bootloader unlocked allowed: No" in the service menu. tried the flashtool too but it not working..
Im banging my head on the wall for not checking this earlier..i checked on the forums and there were loads of custom roms and thought bootloader can be unlocked!!!!
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Have u tried the sony official system?

I got my XZ from a carrier in Ireland and Bootloader unlock allowed says YES.
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MinedSafe said:
I got my XZ from a carrier in Ireland and Bootloader unlock allowed says YES.
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That's more the exception, rather than the rule. So backup TA partition, unlock bootloader, and start flashing Happy days :beer:
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Did that next day I got the phone happy days
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I know that Orange and T-Mobile brands their phones. O2 and Vodafone less likely.Not sure about Three (3).
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T-Mobile UK sent me an unbranded handset. They usually supply branded phones, but not this time.
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I don't have a z but I remember my xperia arc had same bootloader problem. To fix it you paid for a program (setool) or something...it was like a test point and you had to plug it into computer while holding tweezers to the SIM slot. Maybe someone can get that to work with the z?
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exekias said:
Have u tried the sony official system?
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No.. Havent tried it yet..will have a go at it tonight and report back..
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MinedSafe said:
I got my XZ from a carrier in Ireland and Bootloader unlock allowed says YES.
I envy
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lukesjeans said:
I don't have a z but I remember my xperia arc had same bootloader problem. To fix it you paid for a program (setool) or something...it was like a test point and you had to plug it into computer while holding tweezers to the SIM slot. Maybe someone can get that to work with the z?
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The only problem with XZ is that its sealed to ensure its water resistant and theres no way you can get access to tinker with internals

My question to developer community is...Is it a no go forever or will someone at some point invest their precious time and energy on developing an unlock solution or should i get rid of this permanently locked XZ? Coming from HTC, I have little or less experience with Sony. Has it been an issue before eg Xperia series and some where down the line, developers at XDA found a solution? If so i want to wait. XZ is damn good phone and i really love it!!

There are some workaround for it to unlock at the Sony Ericsson Xperia x10 forum, and there were some discussion in the qna thread about this. Better u check it out.

[Q] Network locked?

Looking to get myself a Sony Xperia Z at the shops tomorrow.
I've found one thats locked to the 3 network (UK).
Just wanted to check that it should be simple anouph to unlock it to any network
Thanks
Ben

You will be able to buy an unlock code to network unlock it.
However, as it is a carrier branded handset, the bootloader will be permanently locked, which means you will be unable to flash CM/PAC/AOSP based roms. I don't know if that's important to you or not, but you should be aware of that.
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Just a word of caution. I tried to have mine unlocked from 3 and they point blank refused. High street shops won't touch it either. I had to do some dodgy dealings to get mine unlocked.
But yes it will be bootloader locked whatever you do.
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Dodgy dealings? There are many unlocking services online (on eBay especially) that will send an unlock code for a fee. Nothing dodgy about that.
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Dodgy dealings? There are many unlocking services online (on eBay especially) that will send an unlock code for a fee. Nothing dodgy about that.
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I haven't got an eBay account sadly. I ended up going to a market trader and he did it for a fiver.
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Thanks guys, I think I'll stump up the extra and get an unlocked one then! Even though it'll be £50 more :/

Xperia Z Hardlocked

How to unlock a Xperia Z C6606 hardlocked [x] network 0?

Ask your carrier.
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K9998 said:
Ask your carrier.
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i bought it bad esn t-mobile.. should i go to t-mobile xD i guess i will do a return

melkis said:
i bought it bad esn t-mobile.. should i go to t-mobile xD i guess i will do a return
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I got my xz from Australia Vodafone, everything is fine.
They actually provide a website for you to unlock the network lock.:fingers-crossed:

K9998 said:
I got my xz from Australia Vodafone, everything is fine.
They actually provide a website for you to unlock the network lock.:fingers-crossed:
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did vodafone unlocked your t-mobile xz phone for u to use in AU vodafone? or do you think i should look for a t-mobile unlock website?

Au vodafone only unlock phones purchased from au vodafone
Before i bought a motorala maxx from Verizon us via eBay.
According to the seller, he send an email to Verizon said he want to use his phone overseas.
Then the Verizon unlocked the phone.
As long as u r a current t mobile customer, u can ask them directly
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