Philips 6900, 6800 user manual Does the Personal Help Button have a battery?

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What happens if I push my Personal Help Button and I can’t get to the phone or Communicator?

Stay where you are. Your Lifeline Communicator contains a highly sensitive microphone and a loud speaker. If you still can’t hear it or answer the Lifeline Personal Response Associate, Lifeline will place a call to your home. If there is no answer, Lifeline will immediately send emergency services.

Does the Personal Help Button have a battery?

Yes, each Personal Help Button has a battery that can only be replaced by Philips Lifeline in the factory. The Personal Help Button will automatically send a signal to Philips Lifeline when the battery needs to be replaced, and someone from Subscriber Services will contact you about the replacement.

What’s the difference between the “Slimline” and “Classic” Help Buttons?

The only difference between the Slimline™ and the Classic™ Personal Help Buttons is their appearance. They both function in the same way.

How can I get a Personal Help Button on a wrist strap? When you received your Philips Lifeline Medical Alert Service, you were probably given a neck cord, since that is the most popular way to wear the Personal Help Button. If you would like to order a wrist strap, contact Philips Lifeline.

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Contents Philips Lifeline CarePartner Communicator List of My Responders and People to Notify Important Phone NumbersContents Your Contact Information Philips Lifeline 6900/6800/AT Series User’s Manual Your Philips Lifeline ServiceWelcome to Philips Lifeline Setting Up Your Lifeline ServiceCalling for Help Response Center will answer the callLifeline will send help Hands-Free Telephone Answering Equipment ServiceWhat if I move to a different home or apartment? Frequently Asked QuestionsYour Philips Lifeline Service Philips Lifeline 6900/6800/AT Series User’s Manual Your Philips Lifeline Communicator Your Philips Lifeline Communicator Green Status Light Features FrontFeatures Back Communicator must be placed in an indoor living area Safety InformationCommunicator Battery Cleaning Your CommunicatorWhy do I need to place the Communicator on a hard surface? Communicator Your Personal Help Button Your Personal Help Button Important Reminders About Your Personal Help ButtonPlease wait Hello, Mrs. Smith To lengthen Adjusting Your Personal Help Button Neck Cord and StrapTo shorten To attach Using the Wrist StrapTo adjust Cleaning Your Personal Help Button Button now programmed. Ready Setting Up a New Personal Help ButtonCan I wear my Personal Help Button in the shower or bath? Does the Personal Help Button have a battery? Your Responder and Notify Information Your Contact Information Information Lifeline Needs About Responders What Is a Responder?Choosing a Responder Who Are People to Notify? Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Green Yellow Red What It Means What the Communicator Lights IndicateAnnouncement What to Do How to Respond to AnnouncementsRegulatory Compliance Regulatory Compliance Notification for the Telephone Company FCC and Canadian Acta RegulationsRequirements for the United States Rights of the Telephone Company Repair InformationInterference Information FCC Rules Part Regulatory Compliance Patent Information Department of Communications Government of Canada Notice Requirements for CanadaRepair Information Regulatory Compliance Regulatory Compliance Patent Information Regulatory Compliance Philips Lifeline 6900/6800/AT Series User’s Manual Philips Lifeline Philips Lifeline Canada