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Check Your Network Connection If you aren't connected to the cellular network, you won't be able to make calls. You can check your network coverage at the top of your screen. If you're out of reception, you may be in a dead spot or there may be a network outage, so try moving around a bit.

Following are the solutions that you can try to fix network not available error on Android phones: Restart Your Device. Remove SIM Card and Put it Back. Check Network Settings. Check whether the phone is in Roaming Mode. Update the phone system to fix software bugs. Turn off mobile data and turn on it again. Turn off WiFi.

Your cellular data not working may happen for a few reasons. It may be the poor connection in your area or lack of mobile internet coverage altogether, a bug in the system, a physical problem with your device or SIM, or simple forgetfulness to turn on the cellular data or turn off the Airplane Mode.

?My mobile data is on but not working? could be caused by a minor system glitch or an error from your mobile operator that can be fixed by rebooting your phone. In that case, just reboot your phone to see if the trick works: You can restart most Android devices by long-pressing the power button for about 10 seconds.

If a vehicle's warranty has expired, a repair related to a TSB may still be covered by a manufacturer under a goodwill policy, depending on the severity of the issue. If the vehicle is well outside the warranty period, however, you'll most likely be charged for the service.

The TSB is a guide for mechanics to fix the problem but it is not a free fix by itself. Obviously, if the car is still under warranty and the TSB applies to a warranted problem, then the fix can be done under warranty.

Technical Bulletins provide up-to-date information on issues that come up during the model year. These issues require a more immediate distribution of technical information than the annual Body Builder Manuals can provide.