MY KX-T7625 went dead after I unplugged it to move the phone. When I put the jack back in the phone there was no dial tone and none of the lights were on.

Unplug your phone from the phone jack and test in another phone jack. If you hear a dial tone, the problem is with the phone jack. If you still do not hear a dial tone, test another phone on the first phone jack. ... If none of the phones in the home have a dial tone, the problem is with the service provider

If you have a Panasonic KX-T7736 phone with one line not producing dial tone, there are a few possible causes. The first possibility is that the phone line itself is the problem.

If you have another phone in the house, try plugging it into the same phone line and see if you get a dial tone. If you do, then the problem is with the KX-T7736 and not the phone line.

The second possibility is that the problem is with the phone's internal wiring. To check this, unplug the phone from the wall jack and plug it into a different jack. If you get a dial tone, then the problem is with the first jack and not the phone.

The third possibility is that the problem is with the phone itself. If you've tried the other two solutions and you still don't have a dial tone, then the problem is most likely with the KX-T7736 and you'll need to contact Panasonic for assistance.
I hope this helps!

A "Line in Use" message generally means that there is no dial tone detected. Assuming that all of the handsets are in Standby and any other phones are connected to that line are also on their hooks, then you need to determine why the base isn't getting a dial tone. This can be an inside or outside wiring problem.

I like to use an old wired telephone for testing since power isn't required to use the phone. You also need another RJ-11 telephone wire. Try connecting a new RJ-11 wire between the KX-TGA131 base and the phone jack. If there is a dial tone with the new cable, you had a bad cable. If not, try the alternate phone. If the test phone has a dial tone, then the KX-TGA131 has failed or has a power problem. If the phone is under warranty, contact Panasonic.

If neither phone has a dial tone, take your test phone to another jack connected to the same phone line (number), if available. If you have a dial tone here, then the problem is in the first jack or the wiring to the jack. You can try to repair the jack yourself. Remove the cover plate and look at the jack. If any wires are loose, reconnect them to their appropriate location. See http://www.lanshack.com/wire_phone_jack.aspx for the usual patterns. There are two types of telephone jacks, keystone and screw terminals. For the keystone type, you need a punch-down tool (available at many hardware stores in the electrical section) to put the wires back in place. Do not strip the individual conductors before using the punch down tool. For screw terminals, strip the wire before securing it under the screw.

If you do not have another jack or there is no dial tone at the second jack, find the incoming telephone service box. Open the box and check the wiring. If you find an RJ-11 jack, plug in your test phone and listen for a dial tone. If there is a dial tone, you have a wiring problem. Check the jacks as above. You may want to have someone else check the wiring in the walls if there are no broken/loose wires in the jacks. Your telephone company will usually offer the service for a fee.

If you can't test the phone line at the service box or there is no dial tone at the service box, contact your telephone company. They will test the service box and should repair outside issues for free. (Some providers are trying to avoid copper repairs.)

If you have DSL, you may need to check the line filter. This filter can disrupt the dial tone when it fails. If the filter is in the interior, you are responsible for the replacement. In my service area, the DSL filter was in the service box so my telephone company repaired it.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(I've had no line issues several times. Sometimes, it was the result of a contractor cutting through underground lines. With copper wire, rodents sometimes damaged those underground wires. Once it was simply an issue of a contractor who'd left one wire loose after upgrading the service.)

On the intercom you dial *7104 xxx #. The xxx being your system VM extension (usually 500). Then you dial *71318. Note, the 18 is a 2 digit number for 18 seconds. That will make the 4th ring be into the voice mail system and it should answer on the first ring. You can adjust the time from 00-99, except after you get to 30 or so, the transer recall timer should pull the call back in before your phone answers.

After you dial the 710x code, you should be able to press the FWD/DND button and have it cycle between on and off. There is also a 3rd state DND, but it also has to be initially dialed from your intercom.

Carl

What color is the flashing light? Green is an intercom call and red is a call from an outside line. First try a new phone line cord and check if you have a bad cord. Do you have dial tone at other phones/jacks in the building? Unplug the extension line and plug in a known working phone. The phone needs repair if the your alternate phone works. If the second phone doesn't work at the jack, then the problem is in the wiring (at the jack or in the rest of the wire run) or in the Phone system. Depending on the jack, you can open it up and determine if there are any loose/broken wires. A cable tester that can do telephone lines (RJ-11) will help (some of these will handle power on the cable so check the specs for your phone system). If the jack uses a keystone, you will need to open it up and press the wires back down with the appropriate punch-down tool. You may want to pull the wires up and press them down at a different point (closer to the outlet box).

If none of the phones work then it is the phone system or the wiring coming into the building. I do not know if you can get to the service box and plug in a phone there. If there is no dial tone at the service box, get the phone company to fix it. If the problem is the phone system, you will have to consult a service person who knows more about the system.

I hope you find the problem to be simple, like a bad cable.

Cindy Wells

panasonic KX-TG5632
No dial tone ,no link to the base,move closerto base,try again

We unplugged the whole unit and phone jack -- then plugged it back in. It worked.

Should just fire back up again, are you sure you put lead in correct socket? sorry if it seems a silly thing to say , but it is a common problem. Try resetting the system if the connections are correct.

phone says move closer to base

I would double check your phone cord. There is usually 2 jacks in the back of the fax machine. 1 is for Line, and 1 is for phone.
Your phone cord should be hooked up in the LINE jack that goes to the wall.
I would also double check your phone cord on another phone to make sure the cord is good.
If you look at the clear connector that you plug into your wall and fax machine, does it have 4 copper/gold color wires contacts imbedded in the clear plastic connector?

Another thing to try, if you fax machine has a Line and a Phone connector, try plugging in a phone in the PHONE connector. Then hook up another phone cord going from the LINE to the WALL jack.
If you get a dial tone on your Phone, then you know you have it connected correctly. If no dial tone, then I would go back to the phone cord.
check those things and get back to me and I will see if I can help you with more suggestions.
Good luck.
Mac =)