Jio Bharat

Fix Dead Jio Bharat Phones – Flash Tool for LF012, LF062, KW101 (ASR CPU)

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If you’ve ever dealt with a dead Jio Bharat phone — stuck on the logo, not turning on, or just acting weird — you know how frustrating it can be. I’ve personally had my hands on several of these models like the LF012, LF062, and KW101. Good news is, if your phone runs on an ASR CPU, there’s a way to bring it back to life using the right flash tool.

I’m going to walk you through what works, what doesn’t, and how to get your phone back in working condition.

📱 These are the Jio phones this method works on:

  • Jio Bharat LF012
  • Jio Bharat LF062
  • Jio Bharat KW101

All of them are ASR chipset-based phones. That’s important because tools for Qualcomm or other chipsets won’t work here.

🧰 What You’ll Need

Before you jump into flashing, get these things ready:

  • A Windows PC or laptop
  • A USB cable (the original one is best, but any good-quality one should work)
  • Your Jio phone with at least 40–50% battery (don’t try flashing on a dead battery)
  • The ASR CPU Flash Tool
  • Correct firmware for your model (LF012, LF062, KW101)

Also – MCT OFP Extractor Tool_GSMYOGESH

🔗 Download the Tool

Here’s a working link to the flash tool (I’ve used this myself):

👉 Download ASR CPU Flash Tool from Google Drive

Inside the zip file, you’ll find:

  • The flashing tool (EXE file)
  • USB drivers
  • Sometimes you’ll get firmware too — if not, let me know and I’ll help you find it.

⚙️ Flashing Steps – Simple and Straight

This is how I usually flash these phones:

  1. Extract the zip file to a folder on your PC.
  2. Install the USB drivers (Important! Without these, your PC won’t detect the phone).
  3. Open the flash tool — right-click and run as admin.
  4. Load the firmware (usually a .pac file or similar).
  5. Turn off your phone.
  6. Connect the phone in flash mode — for most Jio models, hold the Volume Down button and plug in the USB cable.
  7. The tool should detect the phone and start flashing.
  8. Wait till you see a green “Success” or “Passed” message.

Don’t touch anything during the flash. It might take 5–10 minutes depending on your system.

🧯 Common Problems and Fixes

Phone not detected?
→ Reinstall drivers. Try another USB cable or port.

Flash fails mid-way?
→ Wrong firmware, or USB disconnection. Restart the process from step 1.

Phone stuck on logo after flashing?
→ Do a factory reset from recovery mode. If it still doesn’t work, try re-flashing with a different version of firmware.

🛑 A Word of Warning

Flashing wipes everything. If the phone is working and you just want to fix a small issue, think twice. But if it’s totally dead or bootlooping, flashing is often the only fix that works.

Final Thoughts

I’ve revived a bunch of Jio Bharat phones using this exact method and tool — especially LF012, LF062, and KW101. They’re solid little devices, and flashing can often give them a second life.

This tool has saved me a lot of headaches, and I hope it helps you too.

If you’re stuck at any step, drop a message or comment — I’ll try to help out.

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