This comprehensive Nokia 6681/6682 (RM-57, RM-58) Service Repair Manual provides a detailed guide for technicians and repair professionals. It includes essential information for servicing these mobile phones, covering a wide range of topics. You'll find general information about the devices, including their specifications and features. The manual also features parts lists and component layouts, allowing you to easily identify and locate specific components. Detailed service software instructions are provided, guiding you through the process of using specialized software for diagnostics and repair. Additionally, the manual includes information on using service tools, providing you with the knowledge and resources to effectively troubleshoot and repair Nokia 6681/6682 devices.

The Nokia 6681 and 6682 were two stylish and compact mobile phones released by Nokia in 2005. Both models featured a clamshell design, a bright color display, and a range of multimedia capabilities. The Nokia 6681, model number RM-57, was primarily marketed towards the fashion-conscious consumer, showcasing a sleek, minimalist design with a polished aluminum casing. The Nokia 6682, model number RM-58, on the other hand, targeted a broader audience with a more rugged and durable polycarbonate exterior, available in various vibrant colors. Both phones boasted a 2.2-inch color TFT display capable of displaying up to 262,144 colours, offering a crisp and vivid visual experience. The phones were equipped with a built-in FM radio, allowing users to stay entertained while on the move. They also featured a polyphonic ringer and a microSD card slot for expanding storage, allowing users to store music, images, and other files. The Nokia 6681 and 6682 were renowned for their intuitive user interface and user-friendly features. They included a built-in calendar, a clock, a calculator, and an alarm clock, catering to the everyday needs of users. Both models also featured Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to connect to other devices such as headsets, speakers, and other mobile phones for hands-free calling and file-sharing. The phones also supported EDGE technology, enabling faster data speeds for browsing the internet and downloading content. Despite the lack of a camera, the Nokia 6681 and 6682 were popular choices for users seeking a stylish, compact, and functional mobile phone with a range of multimedia features. The phones' combination of sleek design, user-friendly interface, and versatile features made them a successful addition to Nokia's mobile phone portfolio. However, with the advent of smartphones and the increasing demand for camera functionality, the Nokia 6681 and 6682 were eventually discontinued, leaving behind a legacy of stylish design and innovative features.