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Anonymous Posted on Mar 21, 2009

Buzzing noise My handset CWD4900SE Cordless has suddenly developed a strong buzzing noise when pressing the line out button and answering a call, making it impossible to use it. The battery level on the display shows max. The fault seems to have developed following a power cut... Is there anything I can do to rectify? Many thanks and greetings from UK alberto

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Well I think I have solved the problem...

After numerous attempts to isolate the unit from possible source of interference, I had the idea to
reset the base unit (disconnect and reconnect the power cable) and it seems to have worked!!!
Often the solution is the most obvious but our minds look for complications all the time!

thanks anyway
alberto

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