I recently received a Motorola Moto G phone and I really loved it. Yes, it has been a few years since I said that about any phone. Its sleek design, dual SIM capability, clear display, very good performance are some of the main factors that made me love my Moto G, than the Google Nexus 4 phone I have been using till then.
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Just a few weeks after I started using it, I got a Google update and soon after that I had to move the phone back to the shelf. The reason was, it stopped recognizing the first SIM on it. One of the main reasons I started using it was because of its dual SIM capability. The phone took rest in my shelf for about 2 weeks since I read in many blogs that the latest Google update caused Moto G to give SIM related issues. So I thought I would wait until a fix is released for Android or Moto G firmware to fix the issues.Today I took the phone out from the box and decided to troubleshoot it myself. I opened the case of the phone and inserted the SIM to the slot 1. As expected, it showed a red color cross symbol and it wasn't recognizing the SIM. Then I went to the settings, disabled the SIM and re enabled. That did the magic. Phone instantly recognized the SIM in the slot 1. I made few phone calls and made sure it is working perfectly fine.
With the new smartphones entering the market, a big issue for a new phone owner would be about the placement of SIM card and MicroSD card if there’s a slot for it. Why? because each phone comes with its own requirement which cannot be altered. Some smartphones would require a normal SIM, some need the MicroSD while some like the iPhone 5s & Moto X need a Nano SIM.
The Motorola Moto E comes with the Dual-SIM connectivity and both the SIM cards supported are the Micro SIM cards. The MicroSD card support is there in the Moto E, with the storage expansion possible with a 32GB MicroSD card at max.
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Now, let’s check how to insert the MicroSD card into the Moto E. First off, you will have to remove the back cover because the slots are located beside the non-removable battery and are exposed only when the battery door is removed. The photo below would show you which is the location for the MicroSD and which is for the Micro SIM.
Remove the battery door of Moto E: The battery door can be removed by placing the fingernail in the bottom MicroUSB slot, and then press a finger against the Motorola logo on the center. Pull out the battery door from the bottom with some force, and it would pop out.
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Once open, you will notice the three slots – one for MicroSD card, and two for the Micro SIM cards. The one in lowest part is the MicroSD card slot, and there is a label written over it for you to check and understand. Below is the picture showing the shape and direction in which the cards have to be inserted in the Moto E.
While the back of the phone faces you, you need to insert the MicroSD card in a direction where the larger flat surface is on the outer side, and the chip of the card faces the other side, just as given in the picture below. There won’t be any push noise, but a little push is needed to properly place the card in the slot.
Inserting the SIM Card in Moto E
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This isn’t any different either because you need to insert the SIM where the diagonal cut on the SIM has to be on the left bottom side when the SIM chip is facing the other side. Check the picture below for a better idea.
The final picture:
Do let us know if you have any queries around the Moto E, and we should be happily solving them.
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