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Volume (by 7 users)

posted by solitaryone on Nov 27, 2007


My master control volume keeps being turned off. If you accidentally press the buttons on the side of the phone while carrying it, the ringer volume will be turned off.

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Comment by dhughes8, posted on Jun 09, 2008

i have the same problem but i found a solution for mine.i see where one of you wrote lock your phone and that doesnt work. i actually have a case i keep mine in but i turn the phone around backwards in it so the face is facing my hip. i have a simple heavy duty cloth case with velcro but im sure any case would work. it took me 36 hours and about 15-20 times of my phone going to silent to firgure this out. hope it works well for yall too, good luck

Comment by poworker, posted on May 19, 2008

The best solution I've found is to lock the phone. I can still receive calls without unlocking it and can make calls to 3 numbers on my emergency list(plus 911). I completely agree there should be a software solution to this problem.

Comment by Raybees, posted on Mar 14, 2008

That problem (stoopid external buttons turning off the ringer accidentally, even in a holster) has been driving me crazy since i got the phone.
Even worse, there is no obvious menu item that corrects it.  
A few days ago I discovered the phone was silent and I was missing calls... I went through the whole infuriating menu tree about games and Web surfing etc.  I didn't have my printed manual (I was in the de Young Museum in GG Park) and why the hell should I need it anyway?
I want a copy of the manual in machine readible form (editable, NOT a .PDF file locked up) so I can make a cheat sheet.
Has anyone scanned the manual or found one anywhere?

Comment by waker7202, posted on Mar 12, 2008

yep... this is annoying. those stupid buttons are so sensitive i can hear the phone beep as they are being pressed with nearly every single step i take. this is equally as annoying as the speaker phone button (which is not even a centimeter from the other one on the face of the phone) that i hit mid conversation nearly every time I use it.

I always said phone companies would never make a phone capable of withstanding abuse because they make so much money from mid-contract retail purchases. Now that they have it's real convenient that this now makes my nearly-indestructible phone the most annoying part of my day.

Comment by yoda_uk, posted on Dec 12, 2007

Snap - same problem. Really annoying as I bought a more rugged phone exactly because I have my phone in my pocket all the time where it gets dirty and kinda bashed.

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posted on Dec 03, 2007
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kclepi


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Rating: 81%, 7 votes
This issue is my biggest complaint about the phone. Setting my phone to vibrate is about worthless as the phone goes to full vol or silence. (I missed most of my calls or was startled by the loud ringer due to this "feature")
I used a small diamond file to file off the extruded portion of the buttons. I think a dremel tool would have worked best to get a nice recessed finish, but filing it smooth works also.
This helped me significantly. I can still use the side buttons when I want to, and it doesnt get pressed in my pocket.
(I wish there was a better software solution)

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posted on Jun 14, 2008
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f0zzy


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If don't want the functions controlled by the external buttons (i.e. stopwatch, and are not scared of a bit of minor surgery, you can open the case, carefully remove the buttons and cut of the internal posts on the inside of the increase/decrease volume button that actuates the switches in the chassis. Be careful not to tear the seal when disassembling. If you do tear the seal, use some silicon to restore water resistance. Although, permanent, you won't experience this infuriating problem again!

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Comment by Fallingwater, posted on Nov 30, 2007

Same problem. If the phone is in my pocket or carrying case, and I lean or bend causing the buttons to be depressed, the master volume is turned off and I end up missing calls.

If there was a way to turn off the exterior buttons, then I think this problem would be resolved.

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