Faulty Battery Exchange topic

I've diagnosed that I have a faulty battery the sides are noticeable bulging.

I've rooted my phone and flash custom recovery etc. I can unroot, reset the flash counter, and revert to stock ROM.

However I can't reset the KNOX counter as it's apparently an "eFUSE".

I took my phone to a Samsung Repair Centre today after doing all of above, I showed them my battery but apparently they needed to see the phone as well apparently to login with Samsung or something to verify they'd pay them for the replacement battery.

I chicken'd out for fear of them detecting the KNOX counter and ended up buying a knock off Samsung Battery for £14.99 of a merchant.

Does anyone know of a way to possibly just send the battery to Samsung and get them to send a replacement (without the phone)?

Also out of interest if a service centre detects custom software on the device of any kind can they refuse to give it back to you?

Thanks in advance,

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Pls help me. I maybe bought faulty HTC One X. topic

So this is the story.
I have a friend who went on a vacation from Croatia to the UK. In the UK, he bought the HTc One X there, locked on o2 network. He sold that device to me, and he told me that i can unlock the device by purchasing unlock code from eBay. I purchased several codes, but i keep getting error - incorrect password.

I really have no choice, i cant sell that device to anybody, neither i can use it on Croatian networks.

Also, i have made factory reset, but it seems that neither this helps me.

Also, when i try to update software to 4.2.2, in middle of installation red exclamation mark shows up, then phone reboots. Please help me.

Device is not rooted, has stock recovery installed, bootloader is relocked, and stock 4.1.1 is installed.

Is there any other method of unlocking the device except entering the unlock code.

Thanks in advance

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