Line Noise I work for a school district, and we have dozzens of 3c10248 phones. I have two that have a really bad hum, but only when connected to the number dialed. The dialtone is nice and noise free. As soon as the party answers, you get a loud hum in the background. I have unplugged both phones and allowed them to update the new image. I have switched network cables. Any Ideas???? Thanks, Jason Feathers Fort Frye Local Schools Beverly, Oh 45715

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Your Mitel telephone gets it's time from the system, not from within the phone. The system admin or vendor will need to log into the system to make the time adjustment.
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The battery might be bad. Try replacing the battery and if that doesn't help the humming noise also then something is wrong with the speaker in which case you will have to replace you phone.

Have had this symptom from bad line cord or corroded line cord connection in phone. Also, could be bad handset cord. Try switching out the handset and handset cord from the AT&T phone to determine if Clarion has bad handset or handset cord.

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I would suggest to try another phone. I am considering that the phone line is okay. It is possible that there is a fault in the power supply inside of the base station. I have seen the supply section in the base station go defective causing hum, and or complete failure of the phone.

If the power supply is at fault, the failure can be a voltage regulator, or some bad capacitors, or something along that line.


Jerry G.

My handset does not connect to the base station. It flashes momentarily, but does not find the base. The base station has a humming noise when the phone line is disconnected and the talk button is depressed. Hum is also present when the phone line is reconnected. The problem was resolved by replacing the 9VDC power supply. The hum disappeared and the handset immediately connected to the base.

It sounds as if the channel that the phone and base has selected during that session is bad, or being used by another system in the area. When that happens, try selecting another channel. You should be able to do this by depressing a button on the handset. Normally labeled "Channel". Please post further questions or comments. Please rate this solution through fix-it. Thank you