Blackberry Curve 8330 Troubleshooting Guide

If the phone doesn't turn on after allowing the battery to charge for 30 minutes, you may need to replace your battery. Refer to battery installation guide if battery does not charge or does not last as long as usual.

If the phone seems to be operational but the screen is not displaying anything, refer to the screen replacement guide.

If none of the other solutions work, the phone may need a new motherboard. Refer to the motherboard installation guide.

Use these solutions if the phone is working, but the keyboard is incorrectly registering key presses or not registering them at all.

If the phone’s keyboard seems to work, but does not register the correct key presses, the keyboard may have been altered through the phone’s software. Refer to the software guide available online to return the phone to its default settings.

If the keyboard is still unresponsive after a software reset, or the keys do not work at all, refer to the keyboard repair guide to solve the hardware problem.

Use these solutions if your phone is functioning correctly but the screen is not functioning as it should.

The LCD screen may be cracked from impact. Refer to the screen installation guide.

If the phone has pixel(s) that don't seem to be functional, refer to the screen installation guide.

The trackball is the small ball on the front of the device that is used to make selections by rolling it. It can become unresponsive or wear out over time.

If the track ball is unresponsive or sticks in certain spots, dust or dirt may have gotten underneath the ball. Refer to the track ball installation guide to clean or replace the trackball.