Unlocking Instructions for LG U830

General Information about your LG U830 unlock code

When you receive your email with your unique LG U830 unlocking codes, you may see there's actually more than one code as some models require more than one code to unlock them fully. However, for simplicity, we do aim to send you a single unlock code.

Depending on your model, the code you receive will either be an 8 digit or 16 digit number.
(Please see below for some examples)

Unlock Model: LG U830

To unlock your LG U830, firstly you will need access to a hidden menu.

1. Insert a 'Three' SIM card in the phone and switch the phone on (May require another non accepted SIM)
2. Enter 9 4 4 7 1 8 7 7 # * #
3. Select the option 'Unlock USIM'
4. Select the option 'network unlock'
5. Enter your unlock code.
6. The phone should display 'network unlock success'.
7. Finally the phone will restart and be unlocked.

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Quick Glossary

NCK = Network lock
SPCK = Service provider corporate lock
SPK = Service provider lock

Some examples of the unlock code(s) we provide:

357923111241142 59262397 88537499 90617062 78627777 30579555
357923138943424 1234503961947652 1234580788796308 1234541773476959 1234549445758996 1234549427632061 123454994891636

Or

91430311 17802277 28733182 74761877 31497865 13431311
7644193410495972 2182142179726569 8913849893630893 7690121049876950 7690121090466363 769012176300664

We may also return your IMEI number, simply ignore this, it's always the first one.

In most cases, the only one you will need is the Network lock (or NCK) which is the 1st code, as highlighted in bold above.

But should you need it, the Service provider Corporate (or SPK) unlock code is the last one.

In the unlikely event you are sent an 8 digit code and your phone only accepts a 16 digit code, try putting zeros in front of code. But only try this the once and contact us.

Notes on hidden menu access codes:

To enter your unlock code, LG phones often require access to a hidden menu first. Most newer phones will accept the code 2 9 4 5 # * 7 1 0 0 1 #. So if the recommended code suggested doesn't work, please try this one, if this also doesnt work please contact us