We are having problems with Spectralink 6020 handsets falling apart. How do I find out if other Spectralink users are having similar problems?

I hope this helps. If memory serves, when I had this unit you need to register Handset # 1. All of the other handsets should fall into sync, once this is completed. Check your manual to see if there is anything similar to my hunch. Good Luck! Have a great day.

You may visit your Mobil Sevice Provider's Client Attention and ask them. Maybe it's a configuration issue. Maybe it can be solved doing a Factory Reset - The know the codes to do it.


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Under each key there is a contact pad, they get old and the foam falls apart. They can be fairly easily replkaced the pads are 1.50 apiece.
Befor you do anything realize that the ribbons are no longer made.

DickyO

All depends what phone system the Spectra runs along side with, call your vendor who installed it or your office manager/admin

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Correcting Spectralink Errors Below are instructions on performing a “soft test” which will correct any internal error 8 and 4444-444C messages on your Spectralink phone. To aid you in educating your staff you may view the following Word document showing the step-by-step instructions. Please feel free to print and post this document where the Spectralink phones are kept on your floor. Soft Test Instructions

1. Power off the phone.
2. Press and HOLD the volume key (VOL) and the power key at the same time (the phone will chirp and display the serial number.)
3. Now…release ONLY the power key (phone will vibrate and make a long tone.)
4. Now release the volume key (the display will have a lot of black boxes and ZZZZ’s – you will also see the bottom of the display showing “msg”, “bat”, etc.)
5. Count to three and then power off the phone.

This “soft test” is to correct only certain internal error messages. When the phone is experiencing a correctable error the display will read “internal error 8” or “internal error 4444-444C”. For all other internal errors the phone will need to be taken to Teleservices, NE-165 to be replaced.

As per : http://depts.washington.edu/uwmcdir/spectralink.html

http://depts.washington.edu/uwmcdir/spectralink.html Correcting Spectralink Errors Below are instructions on performing a “soft test” which will correct any internal error 8 and 4444-444C messages on your Spectralink phone. To aid you in educating your staff you may view the following Word document showing the step-by-step instructions. Please feel free to print and post this document where the Spectralink phones are kept on your floor. Soft Test Instructions

1. Power off the phone.
2. Press and HOLD the volume key (VOL) and the power key at the same time (the phone will chirp and display the serial number.)
3. Now…release ONLY the power key (phone will vibrate and make a long tone.)
4. Now release the volume key (the display will have a lot of black boxes and ZZZZ’s – you will also see the bottom of the display showing “msg”, “bat”, etc.)
5. Count to three and then power off the phone.

This “soft test” is to correct only certain internal error messages. When the phone is experiencing a correctable error the display will read “internal error 8” or “internal error 4444-444C”. For all other internal errors the phone will need to be taken to Teleservices, NE-165 to be replaced.

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Have your Nokia 6020 re-programmed by authorized service center other phone technicians! The memory of your phone is full!

try another sim in this handset,, Have u changed teh slot of ur phone.. if not pliz do that.