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DCS wrote in message <6qp0r7$e1n$1@news.wantree.com.au>...
>Hi,
>
>I am having a problem with my Orbitel 902.
>
>We didnt use it for about a year and have now found that we have locked
>ourselves out - my wife put in the new sim card, the phone wanted its pin
>number entered, she mistakenly entered the sim pin three times with the
>result that the phone states that it is disabled.

If it was the SIM cards pin, then ring your service provider and get whats
called the PUK code.
This 3 times and you're out thing is a safety feature so if someone
unauthorised enters the SIM pin number
3 times incorrectly, then it's not like they would contact the service
provider and try to get the number if the phone is stolen.

One word of warning, dont try to enter the PUK or the master code as you put
it, incorrectly 10 times.
If it's entered 10 times incorrectly then the SIM card disables altogether,
and you will be up for the cost
of a new SIM card, usually $45 or so.
>
>We need the master pin number to reset it but we dont know what it is, the
>local distributor for it in Australia know longer exists.

Like I said, it's a SIM card thing not a phone thing ;-)

hope this gets you out of trouble
-Brendon Black
bblack@acay.com.au