The product code of a Nokia mobile device is a development of this company designed to identify phones, which, in combination with the IMEI, allows you to determine in what place what is happening with a particular mobile device.
Instructions
Step 1
Switch off your phone and remove its back cover from the battery compartment. Remove the battery and look at the product code of your mobile device on a special sticker, which contains the serial number, identification code and other service information. The data you need will be in the following form: “CODE: XXXXXXX”.
Step 2
If you do not have a phone, the product code of which you want to find out, look at the documentation for your mobile device and find a document in it that contains the same information as the sticker under the battery. You can view this number in the warranty card, which is sometimes supplied separately, and most often is located at the end of the instructions for the phone. Also look at the information on one of the sides of the box in which the phone was sold.
Step 3
If you want to find out information about the firmware of your mobile device by the product code, rewrite it and enter the following address in the address bar: https://europe.nokia.com/support/product-support/device-software-update/can-i -update. Please note that this identifier can be changed in certain ways, but this will void your manufacturer's warranty.
Step 4
If you want to find out the IMEI of your Nokia mobile device, do the same - check the code under the device battery, on the packaging and in the warranty documentation. Also here you can use the combination * # 60 #, which is entered from the phone keyboard, after which the necessary information is displayed on the screen. Also, for some devices, a replacement for this identifier is provided. It is impossible to find out the firmware version by IMEI, in contrast to the service code. All these numbers will help you in case your phone is lost, therefore. Best of all, leave them unchanged throughout the life of the device.
