Join now - be part of our community!

Xperia zl c6506 - reboots in t-mobile lte network

SOLVED
nvr4d
Visitor

Xperia zl c6506 - reboots in t-mobile lte network

hi guys.
I've bought my phone in Jan 14. Not long ago bought t-mobile Sim card and started using their lte network. What I noticed, phone reboots sometimes when on lte network and mobile data is active. This doesn't happen if I restrict it to wcdma or turn mobile data off. On t-mobile support forum there is a case with similar issue, but their support only suggests to contact Sony mobile.
I remember testing lte year ago, with stock rom and everything was wor working fine, without restarts.

Any help is appreciated.
1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Accepted Solutions
74nnnotomorrow
Visitor

I had similar issues...this worked for me.

Under settings, go to wireless & networks > mobile networks > acess point names, selct t-mobile. Select APN protocol and change from IPv6 to IPv4.

Hope this works for you as well. .

View solution in original post

8 REPLIES 8
Thommo
Genius

Not sure why this would only happen in LTE mode but try safemode and see what happens however in circumstances like this the Sim card is usually faulty

nvr4d
Visitor

Hi Thommo,
Thanks for the response. I rebooted into safe mode and after 20 minutes in lte network it rebooted itself again. So there seems to be some incompatibility between the phone and the network.
nvr4d
Visitor

Also what I noticed, reboots only occur when device screen is black. If I'm doing something to phone, or just navigating, it doesn't reboot.
Thommo
Genius

Have you tried a system repair to rule out firmware issues

nvr4d
Visitor

No, haven't tried that yet.

For the moment, I just disabled LTE and phone seems to work just fine.

Will wait for Sony to release 5.0 firmware, if this doesn't help - will move back to ROM the phone was shipped with.

profile.country.GB.title
Uliwooly
Expert

What if you get a brand new SIM card? also follow thommo's advice and repair the phone

PC Companion (PCC)

Bridge (for Mac)

 

 

 

Alternatives on How to backup Xperias

 

http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/36355

 

74nnnotomorrow
Visitor

I had similar issues...this worked for me.

Under settings, go to wireless & networks > mobile networks > acess point names, selct t-mobile. Select APN protocol and change from IPv6 to IPv4.

Hope this works for you as well. .

nvr4d
Visitor

Wow.

They use IPv6. I would never know that.

Thank you man, this really helped me. Phone is fully stable now.

A little follow-up: Also, phone stopped draining battery like crazy after changing APN IP version. More than half a day in LTE network (mostly standby, of course) and battery is still at 99%. Brilliant.