[kashmiriomar]

hey guys my blackberry 9900 has my memory card half stuck in and broken/
how do i get it out?
please help thankss

[Charade]

Have you tried tweezers? There isn't a "lock" really like a push in to release. The card will be garbage but you should be able to gently pull out the other half. Good luck

[FF22]

I've read folks have used a tweezers. I believe Kevin, Supreme Leader, got his stuck by trying to remove it while the battery is in.

Good luck

[kashmiriomar]

I've read folks have used a tweezers. I believe Kevin, Supreme Leader, got his stuck by trying to remove it while the battery is in.

Good luck

yeah man it snapped in half, and half is stuck in
i just realized the half is stuckin bc i tried 2 insert another memory card and it wouldnt fit in.. @ which then i used a blackberry bright light 2 c the other broken hafl stuck..
i willl make an attempt with tweezers
Thanks

[kashmiriomar]

Have you tried tweezers? There isn't a "lock" really like a push in to release. The card will be garbage but you should be able to gently pull out the other half. Good luck

yes i will make an attempt with tweezers, i dont mind the card being garbage i just hope it comes out:X

[kashmiriomar]

thanks! im nervous

[Strider2112]

Lol! That's crazy!

[kashmiriomar]

Yeah and becareful that you won't damage your phone by that.
Take it slowly and easy!

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Lol! That's crazy!

yeah and this sucks

[albee 1]

I would use the tip of a razor blade or scalpel/exacto knife and stab any part renaining and slide it out. Good luck.

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[kashmiriomar]

I would use the tip of a razor blade or scalpel/exacto knife and stab any part renaining and slide it out. Good luck.

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will it slide out easily or will have 2 apply some force?
thanks 4 ur input

[FF22]

I believe it is held in by friction and the tightness of the "cage" so some force as in pulling might be required. But pull in a straight line with the alignment of the "cage" Calling it "cage" for the holder.