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Not knowing your phone make & model I can offer advice from my own previous handsets, please Go into your settings menu, select phone setting & then answer setting, choose the longest amount of ring cycles offered, if this is not an option, try selecting a longer ring tone, or downloading a song as a ring tone, which will then play the length of the song making it ring longer... I hope this helps....
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Go to the menu, and select the extended option, then select projection. Then choose front or rear and ceiling or normal orientation. If you select a ceiling option then the unit will require a longer cooling period after you switch it off.
Most carriers no longer offer that option, but you can try a call to tech support. Some of them remember how to do it, if the tech tools let them.
If you mean the ringer on the mobile device itself, just choose and different ringtone that's longer, but they all only cycle so many times based on the system calling in.
Try 'proofing' your yeast; I've gotten a couple of NON-stale dated envelopes that caused the same problem.
If they are baking through, there isn't likely anything wrong with the bread maker unless the rising temperature is no longer right.
During the rest time, feel inside the container to see if the dough is getting enough warmth to rise.
Well, odds are the squeaking is a bushing in the rear that is bad. In most older GE machines the drum is mounted by a spindle that sits in a plastic or nylon bushing that extends through the back of the housing. This bushing tends to wear out over time, especially with heavy loads. The bushings are normally held in place with a "C" clip that can be removed easily. This will require major dis-assembly but is worth it compared to paying the price for a "professional" to come do it. As for the drying time, there are many factors. If the bushing is worn badly enough it may be slowing the drum which will result in longer drying times. There may be lint build up in the duct work inside the machine itself. Another thing to check is kinks in the vent hose. One not so obvious cause is a large rise in the vent hose. If your vent hose has to travel up a wall, for each foot of rise you cause a little more "back pressure" to build up. This causes inadequate ventilation and keeps the moist hot air built up inside the dryer. As well you migiht want to check your outdoor exhaust and be sure nothing is built up or clogging it.
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