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Problem | Possible Cause | Do This | If... | Then... |
7. Phone Does | 1. Volume control is | Press the volume | Phone rings | Problem is solved. |
Not Ring | set too low (MLS- or | control button to | increasingly louder, |
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| increase ringer | Phone still does not | Go to Possible Cause 2. | |
| or turned off | volume, or turn ringer | ||
| (standard phone). | on. | ring, |
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| 2. Do not disturb, call | Turn off any Centrex | Phone rings, | Problem is solved. |
| forwarding, or a | features. | Centrex feature is not | Go to Possible Cause 3. |
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| feature is turned on. |
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| 3. Equipment feature | Check to see if Do Not | Feature is on, | Turn feature off (press |
| Do Not Disturb or | Disturb or Call |
| programmed button or |
| Call Forwarding is | Forwarding is turned |
| dial feature code). |
| turned on. | on. | Feature is off, | Go to Possible Cause 4. |
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| 4. Phone’s Line | Check to see if the | Line Ringing is set | Change programming if |
| Ringing option may | phone’s Line Ringing | for “no ring” or | necessary. |
| be programmed for | option is programmed | “delayed ring,” |
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| “no ring” or | for “no ring” or | Line Ringing is set | Phone may be faulty. |
| “delayed ring.” | “delayed ring.” Refer | ||
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| to page | for “immediate ring,” | Follow Procedure for |
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| Problem 16, page |
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| 5. Local phone | Connect a standard | Standard phone | Contact your local |
| company Centrex | telephone to the | does not ring, | telephone company. |
| service may be the | network interface jack | Standard phone | MLS- or |
| problem. | for the line assigned to | ||
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| the extension and | rings, | phone may be faulty. |
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| make a call to it to test |
| Follow procedure for |
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| ringing. |
| Problem 16, page |
8. Trouble | 1. If you are using an | Remove the handset | The problem is | Call the AT&T Helpline* |
Hearing | MLS- or MLC- | and cord and | solved, | to order a replacement. |
Called Party | model phone, | substitute a handset | The problem is not | Go to Possible Cause 2. |
| there may be a | and cord from an MLS- | ||
| problem with the | or | solved, |
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| handset. | that you have tested. |
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| 2. If you are using a | See “Speakerphone | The problem is not | Go to Possible Cause 3. |
| speakerphone, | Performance Tips” on | solved, |
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| environmental | suggestions on the |
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| factors that affect | proper use of the |
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| the performance of | speakerphone. |
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| the speaker or |
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| microphone (for |
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| example, back- |
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| ground noise). |
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| 3. If the system is set | Reset the Rotary | You can hear the | The problem is solved. |
| for rotary dialing, | Dialing Timeout (#108) | called party answer, |
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| the Rotary Dialing | interval. Refer to page | The problem is not | Call the AT&T Helpline*. |
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| ment is set for |
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| you may have a |
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| faulty phone or cord. |
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| See Problem 16, |
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*In the U.S., help is available 24 hours a day at 1 800