01-23-2016 02:22 PM - edited 01-23-2016 02:24 PM
I recently purchased a Samsung GS6 Edge and I've been having some issues staying connected with the mobile network. Most of the time, the phone is fine, but occasionally I'll wake the phone up to find that there are no bars. The only fix for this seems to be to restart the phone. Whenever this happens, the mobile networks option also disappears from the settings.
I included a screenshot of one of these episodes where the signal dropped of and the settings menu doesn't display the 'Mobile Networks' option.
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01-24-2016 01:20 AM
01-23-2016 03:09 PM - edited 01-23-2016 03:09 PM
My S6 Edge has never had that issue. Can't see any reports of a similar problem on Google either. You've installed all the system updates?
01-23-2016 09:10 PM
Yes, all software updates have been applied. I also looked around and didn't see anyone else having this issue. Maybe I just got a lemon of a phone. 😞
01-24-2016 01:20 AM
01-26-2016 12:21 PM
I had network issues with a Nexus 4 a few years back, when I took it in, I found out the SIM card was just getting old and a bit worn. They replaced it and no network issues reoccured- unlikely but perhaps if your current SIM is a few years old, it might be worth checking?
01-27-2016 12:26 PM - edited 01-27-2016 12:56 PM
Strange. If it's a brand new phone, I'd take it to a TELUS Product Care Center to be exchanged as a DOA device. You have 14 days from date of purchase at the store level; 30 days from webstore.
http://www.telus.com/content/stores/en/find-a-store.jsp?INTCMP=LNK_frmTile_bottom_all_toFindstores
If it's under a year old, it's still under warranty which entitles you to have it sent to an authorized repair center for repair. A loaner phone will be provided, though I would call ahead to make sure they have one available.
If you would let us know if the issue has been resolved (or not) after taking it in, I think the community would benefit 🙂