8800 series - turns off when barely bumped

I have had my 8800 series BB for over a year and if I barely bump it, the phone turns off. Sometimes it will turn back on and other times I have to pop out the battery to get it to come back on. Anyone else have this issue and if so, what did you do about it?
Thanks.

Remove the OS altogether, then reload with latest for your carrier.
If your issue is resolved, put a checkmark in the green box that contains the resolution.
OR
If it was just/or also really helpful - Give it a Kudos.. Go on Mate.. Help the rest of the clueless blackberry user world find their answer too..
~Gday from Down Under~

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