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Question posted by manpra0291 on September 19th, 2014

How I Get Charger Plate For This Phone Motorola A630

Dear sir, How I get charger plate of this mobile phone. can u help me for this

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Answer #1: Posted by MotoAgents on September 29th, 2014 2:43 PM

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In this case I will recommend you to contact us, so we can check your repair options.

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User Manual - Page 12

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User Manual - Page 13

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User Manual - Page 18

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User Manual - Page 20

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User Manual - Page 21

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User Manual - Page 22

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User Manual - Page 80

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User Manual - Page 93

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User Manual - Page 110

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