Question about GE -29196 Telephone w/Caller ID
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: ge 900 MHz cordless phone set on rotary dialing
Lisa, If the 900MHZ phone is Model 26928M programming for rotary dial usually goes like below, can't hurt to try on any model. TONE/PULSE DIALING This adjustment allows you to select tone (touch-tone) or pulse (rotary) mode dialing. The phone is pre-set for touch-tone use. To set to tone or pulse dialing: 1. Press and hold the program button for two seconds. You will hear a beep. 2. Press the *tone button to select Tone Dialing or press #pause to select Pulse Dialing. 3. Press the program button again. You will hear a confirmation tone.
Posted on Sep 30, 2007
SOURCE: GE portable phone model # 26928GE1-D No dial tone-installed new battery still no tone
what does it mean what your phone is out of range
Posted on Sep 06, 2008
SOURCE: no dial tone/ cordless phone says "searching"
Go to http://www.home-electronics.net/ge/pc/user-manuals.asp They have the manual there
Posted on Sep 19, 2009
SOURCE: Hi- I have a GE DECT 6.0 #28811FE2-A cordless
You can download the manual for this phone from GE here. It explains (page 30) that the light remains on when the phone is charging or the line is in use, and flashes when you have an incoming call or waiting voicemail if you have that feature on your phone line. Your phone is working properly.
(This was supposed to be a solution. I clicked the wrong place.)
Posted on Mar 26, 2010
SOURCE: GE 2-9450 CORDED PHONE PROBLEM
I bet the problem is that you used to have two phone lines and now you only have one line. You cannot program an extension into one of these phones unless both Line1 and Line2 coming into the phone are working- it will act as if the extension you picked is in use, but the actual thing it is complaining about is that Line2 isn't working. The phones might have been working for years on a single phone line as long as they didn't lose power. But you don't have to throw the phones away just because you gave up your second phone line, you can still make them work. (I did it for a 12 phone system.) The way to to it: make a special cable that connects your single incoming phone line to both L1 and L2 on the phone, tricking the phone into thinking both L1 and L2 are working. Then program the extensions into the phones, and go back to using a normal cable so that only Line1 is hooked up. To make this cable: take a normal male to male cable and cut off one end. Then connect both the black and the green wires of the cable to the green post in a standard phone jack (the kind you would surface mount on the wall will work best), and connect both the yellow and red wires to the rec post inside the phone jack. Now plug your incoming phone wire into the phone jack, and plug the wire you connected into the jack into the back of your phone. The phone is probably already blinking red on the intercom, just push the extension number you want it to have, making sure there are no conflicting extensions already in use.
I would reconnect the phone using a normal line so that only Line 1 is "hot", don't leave it on this double-connected cable any longer than you need to in order to program the extension.
Good luck!
Posted on Dec 31, 2010
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