On wall phone my receiver keeps falling off the phone I have a rubber band around the top of the phone so it will not fall out of the cradle.

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Make sure that the check band (black rubber band) is installed around a series of holes drilled into the lower part of the cylinder. This band can fall out of place when installing the cylinder ring. Good luck

Could be the check-band around the cylinder. Easy to check. Remove the head and pull out the cylinder. There should be a rubber band covering a series of pin-holes drilled into the cylinder. Usually the band will fall out of place or break. Use any rubber that will stay in place to cover the holes. Good luck.

you need to make shure the chains fit the tire snug and then you need to put a rubber tension band (they usually don't come with the chains) you can get them at a walmart or auto parts store, about $2 for 2 of them and come with little s hooks that you secure to the chain, instructios are on the package, the rubber band you put on the chains on the outside of chains and it keeps tension on the chains so they won't be lose and fall off. hope this helps.

Often there is a handset catch near the top of the cradle that must be reversed to allow the handset to hang in the cradle when installed as a wallphone. Typically the phone is initially setup as a desk phone, if this catch piece was reversed it would interfere with lifting the handset. Some models have a screw holding this piece in place, some just slide into cradle.

You can probable just put a nail or srew in for now!
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push the handset hook up and out with your thumb,turn it 180 degrees,and replace it in the slot on the base. Bridrijo D. Howell,Bermuda

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Problem solved. The little black square was supposed to be put back upside down...This allowed the hand held piece to hang on.
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youve most likely have a thremal issue that causes the set to **** down when operational temperature is reached possibly a regulator tarnsistor .