How does the spring for the hang up button go in? it fell out and I'm not dure how to fix it. Need to fix this phone really quick

Have your son "play" with it again, or at least have him show you what he was doing when it "fell" out, he may have stumbled on the technique, but chances are a tab has broken off meaning it should be easier to remove now. Good Luck!

MOIN PRINCE

there is something called the flex. it carries signals from one part of your phone to another. its usually a flat broad wire containing several wires, usually used in flip and slide phones, it probably has a break inside. you should see an expert to change it for you.

i wouldn't even bother trying to repair it, take the printer and the spring to best buy and they will probably fix it for free.

here is how i fixed my camera start error. take off back of phone. remove battery. then push really hard on camera lens/flash box on back of phone. i pushed it in the center and on all 4 corners. it then moved back into place and sort of snapped in. next time i tried it it came on as normal For future reference, the connector (flex) on the camera module is not tightly sitting on the logic board. applying pressure should be a quick fix, if you are still having issues, take a few screws off and the front bottom button cover off, split the phone open and unplug and reconnect the camera (clean any dirt, moisture, etc if visible with electronic cleaner, non-conductive)

I have the same problem. In the interim I have used a small piece of aluminum foil for each battery.
Did you find a place to get replacement spring?


Mark

I was having a similar problem. After finding the service manual (4402_X73.pdf) and taking the thing apart, an ink-covered broken spring fell from the inside. I checked around the 'Maintenance Station' and found the other half still hanging. Apparently -because I haven't got a replacement yet to confirm- the spring goes across the bottom of the 'Maintenance Station' to a lever on the other side. If someone can tell me where to post a picture of the thing, I'll gladly do it.

If your databank is like mine (DB-35H), there is a TINY spring in a really unusual spot that you probably didn't notice that fell out. Laying the watch face down and with the back off, there is a little tiny hole in the back towards one of the corners. (sorry, already put my watch back together and didn't notice which corner.) There is a tiny (1/16" x 1/4") spring that sits upright in that hole. It must make a contact with the metal cover. I replaced my battery and when I did, a spring fell out. I looked all over the internet, then wrote Casio, who said they didn't have access to the information about where the spring went. (Doh!) I got a used DB-35H from my brother and was going to swap the innards when I noticed the spring on his. Put my spring back and it beeps! If you've lost the spring, don't know if you can fake it with tinfoil or not, but it really is a TINY spring. Good luck.

When you hang up from calls you are holding in the button for more than 2 seconds...This is way too long and it shuts off the headset. When you hang up, all you have to do is press the button quickly, until it clicks, and the call is disconnected. Anything more than a second or two will turn off the headset, as explained in the manual. Holding it in when a call comes in will make the phone "ignore" the incoming call. Again, all you need is a quick push of the button until it "clicks" will answer the call, the same as hanging it up. I hope this helps you!

So the handset is not heavy enough to hang up the phone? This is a new development? The spring for the hookswitch may have gotten jammed in the wrong position causing more spring tension. It sounds like a fairly easy fix. You may find a local TV, VCR, etc.. repair business willing to look at it.