TROUBLESHOOTING
We do not expect you to have any problems with your
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Low volume or unusual | Someone has picked up another phone on the | |
sounds. | same line. Hang up the other phone. | |
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Severe noise interference. | Keep the handset away from computers, | |
| remote control toys, wireless microphones, | |
| alarm systems, intercoms, room monitors, fluo- | |
| rescent lights, and electrical appliances. | |
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| Press CHANNEL to change the channel. | |
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| Hang up and redial the number. | |
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The phone cannot be oper- | Fully extend the base’s antenna, and place it in | |
ated at a useful distance from | a vertical position. | |
the base because the signal |
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Be sure neither antenna is touching a metal | ||
becomes weak or noisy (the | ||
surface. | ||
handset’s range has | ||
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decreased). | Return the handset to the base to recharge the | |
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| battery pack. | |
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The phone does not work or | Be sure the base’s phone line cord and AC | |
works poorly. | adapter are correctly and securely connected, | |
| and the battery pack is connected and | |
| charged. | |
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The handset battery pack | Be sure the battery pack is properly connected. | |
does not charge. |
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Check the charging contacts on the handset | ||
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| and base. If they are dirty, clean them with a | |
| pencil eraser. | |
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| Replace the battery pack. (See “Replacing the | |
| Battery Pack” on Page 22.) | |
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