Despite the fact that there may be one phone manufacturer, the country of assembly may vary. This is due to the fact that the branches of the companies are located in different parts of the world.
Necessary
your phone number
Instructions
Step 1
Switch off your Nokia mobile device, remove the battery from the battery compartment and look at the information on the service stickers next to your phone's SIM card. Find information about the country of origin.
Step 2
Turn on the phone and in standby mode enter a combination to get the imei number. This is a special identifier consisting of fifteen numeric characters. It is original for every mobile device and contains certain information regarding the manufacturer.
Step 3
Look at the seventh and eighth numbers, if its value is 02, it means the production of the country Emirates. This phone may well be of poor quality. The numbers 08 and 80 mean that the manufacturer is a factory in Germany, the phone can be of very good quality. If for these numbers the value is 01 or 10 - then the manufacturer is Finland. The best possible value is 00. This means that the phone was manufactured at the original Nokia factory. Telephones made in Azerbaijan, by contrast, may turn out to be of very poor quality and will be significant for 7 and 8 numbers 13.
Step 4
When buying a phone, always check its ID number if you want to buy a long life phone. Do not buy mobile devices made in Azerbaijan and the Emirates, as they are very often returned due to marriage. They often fail even before the end of the warranty period, which indicates the poor quality of the devices.
Step 5
Give preference to the Finnish and German assemblies, and best of all, the original factory ones, if you find any, they are quite rare, however, like the Finnish ones. Also check the consistency of the information in the stake and on the special sticker when purchasing the phone.
