Fix IMEI 0 on Realme 9 Pro 5G RMX3472 Step by Step Guide Android 13

Fix IMEI 0 on Realme 9 Pro 5G RMX3472 Step by Step Guide Android 13

Fix IMEI 0 on Realme 9 Pro 5G RMX3472 Step by Step Guide Android 13

🔧 Fix IMEI 0 on Realme 9 Pro 5G (RMX3472) – Step-by-Step Guide Android 13

If you're seeing IMEI 0 on your  Realme 9 Pro 5G (model  RMX3472), don’t panic — this issue is common after flashing or unlocking, and can be fixed.

In this guide, I’ll show you how I fixed a phone in my own shop using simple tools and clear steps. You don’t need a box — just a PC, a cable, and free tools like CF-Tools.

🧑‍🔧 My Repair Case

A customer came to me with their Realme 9 Pro 5G, which had no IMEI and couldn’t make calls or connect to mobile data


They had tried to root and flash the phone, and ended up with IMEI 0/Unknown. I followed the method below using CF-Tools and within 20 minutes, the IMEI was back, and the phone was working normally again.

✅ What You’ll Need


  •  This helps unlock hidden settings.
  • Use CF-Tools or your method of token decryption.

  • 🧪 Step 2: Enable DIAG Mode
  •  Dial *#8011# on the phone.
  • You should see Diag mode enabled.

  • 💾 Step 3: Backup Your QCN
  • Open CF-Tools, go to the QCN tab.
  • Choose Read QCN and save your backup.
  • 🔓 Step 4: Unlock Bootloader
  •  Install the Android 13 Deeptesting APK.
  • Follow steps inside to apply for bootloader unlock.

  • ⚙️ Step 5–7: Unlock with CF-Tools
  •  In CF-Tools, go to the Fastboot tab.
  • Choose  Realme → Unlock Realme Bootloader.
  • The phone will show a message — allow it.
  • Phone will reboot and reset.

  • 🔌 Step 8–10: Reconnect and Prepare
  •  After reboot, enable USB Debugging again.
  • Dial *#9434# to check that the token is still green.
  • Go to ADB → Reboot to Fastboot in CF-Tools.

  • 🧼 Step 11: Reset EFS
  •  Go to Fastboot tab → Realme → Reset EFS Realme.
  • This will clear corrupted IMEI data.
  • 🛠 Step 12–14: Enable Diag Again + Write QCN
  •  Dial *#8011# again to enable Diag.
  • Go to Repair tab → Write QCN.
  • Load your saved QCN or use this one:

👉 QCN Folder Link

📝 Step 15–17: Final Steps

  •  Select Write QCN.
  • Wait until the process is 100% complete.
  • Restart the phone. You're done!

  • 🟢 Final Result
  •  IMEI numbers are now restored.
  • Mobile network is working.
  • No need for a box or flashing software.
  • ❓ FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

  • 🔹 Q1: My IMEI is showing 0. What caused this?

Usually happens after flashing, rooting, or resetting the EFS partition. But don’t worry — it can be fixed.

🔹 Q2: What is a QCN file?

QCN (Qualcomm Calibration Network) file stores IMEI and network calibration data for Qualcomm devices.

🔹 Q3: Do I need a flashing box or paid tool?

No. You only need a PC and CF-Tools (free tool). No need for Octoplus, UMT, or Chimera.

🔹 Q4: Will this work on Android 13 only?

Yes. This method is for Android 13. If you're on Android 12 or lower, other methods might be easier.

🔹 Q5: What if the phone doesn’t enter Fastboot or Diag?

  •  Try different cables or USB ports.
  • Make sure drivers are installed.
  • Use proper boot key combo: Vol+ + Vol– during connect.

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