C3-00 Failed bluetooth connection

After quite a bit of fiddling around , I successfully got my C3 to connect reliably via Bluetooth and sync with Ovi. It's been working well for about a month ?
I connected tonight and performed a sync and backup. Closed OVI..all looked good. A while later I wanted to re connect and the bluetooth connection failed saying the pairing needed to be ' updated ' ? I wasn't sure what that meant , so I thought I would delete the pairing and re ad it.
When I try to do that via the phone , my computer shows up but when I try to ad it as a paired device , it fails.
If I scan using the computer , the phone also appears in the bluetooth list , but when I try do connect I receive a 'generic ' error msg:
Adding the device failed due to an authentication error. It might be due to the use of an incorrect pairing code......"
I don't see a prompt to enter a pairing code ( as I did originally when I first connected successfully ). Not sure what to try next ? Will restoring my back also restore my pairing , or do I need to do a reset and start from scratch ?
TIA

21-Dec-200612:29 PM
johno11 wrote:
I have a Nokia CK-7W car kit, Nokia 6820 and Nokia 6230i. I can connect the 6820 to the Car kit, but i cannot connect the 6230i. An error message displays - 'Bluetooth Connection Failed'. I also seem to have problems connecting the 6230i to any other phones with Bluetooth.
Is there any issues with the hardware or software on the 6230i that can be resolved simply?
Regards,
JC.
I am having the same sort of problem with my carkit 112 and my 6310i when I try to pair to the car kit it says connection failed the phone will pair with other devices, other phones will not pair with the car kit. I have read the posts for resetting the car kit but nothing seems to happen
thanks in advance for any help i get Almac120

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