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The first thing to do is identify the faucet. If you do not know the model number the best way to identify is to send me a picture of the unit in question as it is installed. Feel free to send me a picture of the faucet to my email address at [email protected]. I'll be happy to help identify the unit and/or provide instructions for repair.
Based on the model of you phone you can try to reset it, but no guarantee, probably internal damage, if that's the case you will need to contact the manufaturer for repair options.
This is a COMMON problem with this handset. There are only few tricks that you could use to resolve this which are mentioned below :-
1. Unplug the unit for few minutes, say 15 minutes and then turn it ON.
2. De-register and re-register the phone.
3. Pull out the battery. Then hold the locate handset button on the base for 4 seconds.The base would beep for around 30 seconds and could resolve the problem.
If the problem persists, you need to send the unit for repair.To be honest, i would afraid to send the unit for repair as the repair cost would be high as compared to cost of the set.Buying a new set would be a much better and wise option.
try taking memory out and putting back in ok,
has unit been dropped or wet?
If you can't get it working, you can send unit to us for a free diagnosis, but more than likely a cost efficient repair, estimate for minor case $69.00 will let you know if anymore
Its quite simple actually but i completely understand that sometimes the hardest thing to do is the easiest or vise versa anyways let me get to the point here. All cell phones have a red button which is used to cancel or to end a call. Now there is a green button which is the Ok button or the Send button after you type in an e mail address and press the green button with a phone icon on it and it should send your e mail at the speed of light to its destination. I hope this will solve your problem Jose and let me know if you need anymore assistance.
The lighting blew out your phone circuit in your base, it needs replacing or repair, but you may be hardpressed to find a base only in good working order and then you will have to get the handsets to work with it. Nevertheless, one option is to contact Uniden, but they do not repair, they will give you an option to replace your unit. Or you can send your unit (base and handset(s) ) to www.cordlessrepair.com for a repair quote. Good Luck, CG
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