Uniden wireless phone

One you have replaced the batteries, place the unit in its charging stand and it will inform you approx. how long until the charge is complete. If not, there will be a charging status bar at the top right hand corner. I would typically leave it on the stand for 12 hours minimum. Also, do not put it back on the stand until it tells you that charging is required. Putting a device on charge before required develops a "battery memory", meaning the battery may be half full, but read as empty requiring a full charge.

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Either you need to replace the rechargable batteries or the contacts on the charger are not touching the contacts on the phone. As the battery gets old they do not keep as charge as well and will eventually not charge up.

If the battery is good and the phone is properly seated in the charging stand then most likely a wire in the charging stand has come loose from the charging stand contacts inside the phone somewhere. Have someone who knows what they are doing fix it (solder the wire back on to the contact)

Lastly, the phone or charging circuit could just be dead...zapped by lightning or static discharge from owner when they pick it up to answer it.

The battery probably needs to be replaced - eBay has phone batteries cheap.

Is the battery fully charged ? You just put in the battery, put the phone in the cradle, and it does the rest.

the cradles were a very poor design for this phone and the pins on the bottom bend and stick down. try cleaning with a dry toothbrush and check to make sure all pins are up.

I have the same problem. Replacing the battery solves it, but for about 6 months, then the new battery holds less and less charge.

The second hand set problem was resolved by placing it face down on the base unit. Apparently it needed to be reset for some quirky reason.

I found the solution in the manual, and although it didn't really address the problem, I thought it was worth a try. It worked.

I had the same problem, but good thing I bought three of them. The first one worked right out of the box, the second one wouldn't come up for about two days and the third one took several days before it would turn itself on. My opinion is that the batteries are really flat from being on the shelf for so long before they are sold and have "memorized" that condition.

I went to the Uniden site and their FAQ don't really address much about this product, wish they would expand it somewhat.

Good luck and keep on trying to charge the batteries.