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I have a Samsung Galaxy SL running Android 2.3.6.

I bought a new battery and it was working perfectly until I put on recharge. Immidiately after I put it for recharge, it started showing "No Service". It does not receive any network coverage.

Everything else is working fine.

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Did you try the Windows way (simple reboot // shutdown - remove battery - insert battery - restart)? – Izzy Dec 28 '12 at 12:38
@Izzy certainly yes. – MalTec Dec 28 '12 at 16:40

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I can't comment due to limited experience.

  • Where is your question?
  • Try to insert the old battery and see if it improves the network coverage?
  • A Izzy stated, try to turn it off, remove the battery and turn it on again.
  • You can also try to turn on airplane mode for 1min, turn it off and check whether your network coverage gets back to normal. That's what I used when my 3G connection seems lost, it is faster than rebooting.
  • Try with another (a friend's) SIM card,
  • Change location where coverage might be better. The subway has no coverage, you know :-)
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