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No Mobile Network In Samsung Grand Prime

Android Enthusiasts Asked by samnaction on November 6, 2021

Samsung Grand Prime Phone. There is no Mobile Network. I tried *#*#4636#*#* but it didn’t bring up the Testing Menu. I am not able to search operator or change the network mode. The IMEI in *#06# and in the phone is same.

When I remove the sim it displays insert sim card. When I reinsert it, it’s able to find there is a sim inserted but there is no signal.

I installed Network Mode app and it shows Radio is Off. Turn Radio On is not working.

When I get into settings for mobile network, it will not allow me to search. When I click search it will say mobile network not available. Both automatic and manual search says the same. The SIM works fine in another device. I can confirm its definitely device.

Can somebody point me in the right direction?

EDIT

I have updated the phone using Kies and now its in 5.0.2. Still no signal. There is a Blocked Symbol near the Wifi Symbol

Blocked Symbol Near Wifi Network Cell Info BaseBand Status

EDIT2
How to check that I have correct modem for the phone ?

3 Answers

Well, I think the issue is related to the EFS partition. You need a repair firmware and use Odin to flash it then see if it will solve the problem.

Unzip the files, open Odin then load each file in its respective slot. Put the phone in Download Mode, connect to the computer the hit start on Odin.

The operation should fix the issue.

Answered by esQmo_ on November 6, 2021

dear i think u have to open your mobiles setting,in setting open mobile network and chose 2G.....

Answered by Frinder Man on November 6, 2021

I can confirm that the stop sign symbol in Android 5.0 appears whenever your mobile network's service is down/unavailable. (In Stock Android Phones running Android 6.0, the stop icon is associated with Do Not Disturb, however on Samsung Phones with Android 5.0, the stop sign means the network provider's service is down).

One common reason as to why there may be no service is because you are using your phone in a remote area (where service is generally not available)

Now to try and solve the problem, take your phone to your carrier and explain the problem to them (hopefully they will have a solution), or maybe try using a different carrier and see if the problem is solved that way.

Answered by Mark Hettwer on November 6, 2021

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