05-07-2022 05:44 AM - last edited on 05-07-2022 05:56 AM by computergeek541
I'm trying to connect my cell phone too my SIM card I was using it on my old phone and then it just literally died an hour ago like so I'm trying to use my new phone that I got and it won't connect to the provider it's a Google phone and the sim card Network it says code 9 error 00014
05-07-2022 03:03 PM
@Meltedgum - To make sure it is not a Google phone issue, can you try someone else's working SIM card into this Google phone to see if the same issue happens?
This reddit forum mentions that error.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pixel_phones/comments/jmia6d/esim_download_issue/
Seems one user, mentions it happened, and then went away.
05-07-2022 12:57 PM
I couldn't find anything on that specific code and a google phone when checking it online, hopefully you resolved your issue.
05-07-2022 07:12 AM
Any update @Meltedgum ?
When you log into self-serve, what does the top left of the screen says re account status? Also, what happens when you dial *611, what messaging is heard?
Try removing the SIM card and use an eraser or cotton swab to remove dirt or dust. Gently rub the eraser or cotton swab along the gold contacts on your SIM card. Continue to make light strokes until your SIM card is clean.
Wipe the card with a dry, lint-free cloth for all-over cleaning. Simply wipe down your SIM card using a clean cloth. Don’t apply any cleaners to the card or the cloth. This can remove dirt, oils, and moisture from any part of the SIM card. A microfiber cloth works well for cleaning any part of your phone, including the SIM card. Dry cloths made for eyeglasses are a convenient option.
Use rubbing alcohol to remove oxidation. Dampen one end of a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol. Then gently rub the alcohol against the gold contacts on your SIM card. Continue cleaning the contacts until all of the oxidation is gone. The cotton swab should be damp but not soaking wet with alcohol. Do not get any rubbing alcohol inside your phone
05-07-2022 05:57 AM
This could very well be a temporary network outage. If you can, try another phone to be sure.