900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
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Hi,
I have two separate 900 MHz cordless phones. I noticed that the handsets of both systems are losing sound volume over the years. They are barely audible now. Even the dial tone is faint. I wonder whether I can adjust something inside. Thanks.
I have two separate 900 MHz cordless phones. I noticed that the handsets of both systems are losing sound volume over the years. They are barely audible now. Even the dial tone is faint. I wonder whether I can adjust something inside. Thanks.





RE: 900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
Often the little bitty hole/s in the receiver starts to clog up. Have you considered this?
Keith Cress
Flamin Systems, Inc.- http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: 900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
Could also be the batteries. Buy a new set of phones.
Gunnar Englund
www.gke.org
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RE: 900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
Battery could be the problem. I will test it. Thanks.
RE: 900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
Then again, a complete new set of FOUR cordless DECT 6.0 phones might be around $50 at your local Big Box store (ahem, Costco, ahem).
If you do decide to get new ones, just make sure they're the latest DECT and stay away from 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz or anything not DECT. You can wiki DECT to learn more.
RE: 900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
Replacing the battery didn't make a difference. My other AT&T cordless phone is much, much louder.
RE: 900 MHz cordless phone losing sound volume over time
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