N85 FM transmitter inactive

Hello,
At first, sorry for my english, I'm french ;-)
I have a problem with my nokia N85 FM transmitter.
When I want activate my FM transmitter I clik yes on the keypad and the status rest at off.
With my first N85 i had no problem with FM transmitter, it worked perfectly.
But now, it's impossible to activate the FM transmitter, the status rest always at off. I have reinstall the firmawre (v11), hard reset, origin configuration, change frequency, but nothing change, it's impossible to activate.
So please help me.
Thx

The FM aerial is in the battery cover, which can become a bit dusty and dirty.
Try cleaning the contacts (see picture) with the tiniest amount of vodka and a hard pencil eraser - une gomme, n'est-ce pas? I knew my school French would come in useful one day!
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