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T7316e Phones All lights are blinking

I have a problem with a New Phone that I am trying to hook up to my system and All the lights are blinking and do not stop. Is there a way for me to fix this or is it totally defective????

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  • ramsey002 Dec 19, 2007

    All i did was switch one phone from one desk to another (we swapped phones because i moved offices. my original phone cord when i plugged it into the new phone did nothing. The phone didn't even turn on! And the other one started the fast blinking when i plugged it into my new offices telephone cord. Please help!!

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Try this first and get back to me. Take that phone, and plug it into an existing extension. If is works correctly, then the problem is in the cabling, programming or that it isn't accessing the system as a digital set. If it continues to blink, then the phone is bad. Please let me know

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