I have a t5500 that will no longer transmit or recieve with any of my other motorola walkie talkies. any ideas

One radio works properly, the other can receive. I assume there are more than two by the question. Check and then rotate you batteries, mark on the working unit battery that it is GOOD. Transmit takes a great deal more power than receiving. Batteries, even un-used only last 18-24 months typically. If no joy, then check your programming but I think that is unlikely. It really sounds like a power/battery issue.

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Don't know your capabilities but if it were me I would open the phone and check the contacts for transmit button. Sometimes contacts get corroded and need cleaning or it just may be no connection at all and a adjustment of the contacts will resolve the issue.

Check your interference eliminator CODE, and your Qt filter (if any). These must be set identically.

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how do i get rid of the walkie talkie icon on one of the handsets that is now not recieving ?

My experience has been that you are probably on the wrong subchannel on the one that cannot receive.

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• may be the walkie talkie can recieve signals only to an certain distance,so it may be due to the signal problem........
• if the reciever is beyond the permitted distance it loose its frequency...........
• or else the person who is calling walkie talkie might not hav signal in that area.....
• and if the walkie talkie does not recieve any signal then the receiver component present inside the walkie talkie might be damaged.........
• and if it does not reply to an signal transmitter might be damaged..........
• i hope my answer would be sufficient for u.....thank u......