I have a problem in my VX8300

i have a GE 6.0 cordless telephone, i know tha it's ringing the number comes up on my television but I can't hear it ring?

you somehow got it wet. bring it to your provider and they'll tell you the same.

You will have to change the ringer under sound settings to "Vibrate and Ring", it is currently set on "Vibrate Then Ring".

Hope this helps,
Simon.

try playing around with the battery or hav someone call u (or call ur cell from ur house) and while ur connected try to turn the speaker on and it should work. after this u can turn it off. my enVs a pain too!

The ringing you hear when you dial your phone number is not actually your phone ringing but a machine at the phone company designed to give you something to listen to while they connect your call. I would say that your phone number is working, just not at your house. You need to call repair to trace your phone line and get it connected properly. Good luck

You settings are not activated so please refer your phone user manual do the steps by step then it will work fine

1) First save the specific number
2) Select the ring tone
3) Assign the this ring tone for that number

This information help to you othere wise refer your phone user manuals

go on to mp3 player thing select a song go on optiions n set it as ur ringtone
its simple

you have answered the query correctly go ahead and change the ear piece speaker thats faulty

without the screen you wont know if the phone is locked or not make sure the phone is switched on then try ringing it from a nother phone if it rings you will need to replace the screen these can be easily brought from most smaller phone shops and they will fit it for you if it dont ring the the board is probably warped if this is the case im sorry to say that you will need to replace the whole handset try ringing your no first then try answering the phone if you can do this then replace the screen if not it is not woth bothering with as it would cost to much to replace the board hope this is some help to you..................

Here is the link to the user manual if you need it. http://www.motorola.com/Hellomoto/Master%20Lists/Product%20Manuals/Static%20Files/CA-EN/30277_E815EnglishUserGuide.pdf Unfortunately what callers hear is dependent on the phone they are calling from, not on your phone. You could concievably send them a mutimedia message when they call, but there is no way to automate this, and it would probably be too much trouble and expense to bother. Wait a year or two, and it may well be that manufacturers start including this feature - it would require a slight modification of the communications protocols on the cell networks, but it probably would be popular. Good idea. Hope this helps :)