TRY 16 When you get your new phone the batterys level of charge needs set. If you charge the battery only a few hours at first then thats all it will ever accept. Always charge the new battery overnight with NO interuptions for best use. After a year or so let it go COMPLETELY dead and do this again as this will help your battery.
Hello, I have a Doro NeoBio 40 that has been working fine for 5 months but has just decided that it...
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Hello, I have a Doro NeoBio 40 that has been working fine for 5 months but has just decided that it can't find the base station .. that it is "out of range" even when sitting on the base station. I've tried re-registering but that doesn't work. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for any replies.
the user guide that was packed with my NeoBio 10/15r/20/25r tells me that it has a mute button C but...
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the user guide that was packed with my NeoBio 10/15r/20/25r tells me that it has a mute button C but neither the guide itself nor the handset, identifies one. This causes simpletons like me a problem but I don't want to believe that I am unique and I have already seen more settings that seem to need keys I can't find. Is there a simple solution to my problem? any advice, even fatuous would at least give me a clue as to what I am up against. Many thanks in anticipation. Kind regards. Geoff t
Our house /office phone cuts out unpredicably. We've had Bell in twice to check the problem, and the...
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Our house /office phone cuts out unpredicably. We've had Bell in twice to check the problem, and the concensus is that the phone we have (a Panasonic KX-TG2564CS 2.4 mhz phone line with one handheld satellite) is not up to the job with power bleeding coming from internet and alarm system. Phone man said the power looks low(30 mhz comes into the house and is reduced to 7.1 by internet and alarm and goes from 7.1 mhz phone unplugged to 1.4-2.1 mhz plugged in. Do we need a new 5.8 mhz phone capable of handling this?