bought this phone 2 yrs. ago. just plugged it in as the receiver connection is were the static is coming from. can't replace the cord. what do I do?
867569
you can go to home depot and buy the tool to fix it but the tool is very expensive. try going to your local phone company and see if they will put a new end on it ? just be aware that these phones are very staticey, mine looks good but really cannot be used.
2087008
The phone that we purchased has a handset that can be replaced. It has a plug and is not hard wired. Hope that helps.
1443221
All I can say is ditto to checking the phone cord(s) you are attaching are on an active line. Try plugging the cord into a phone you know works to test the cord. Good luck!
131094
I have not had that problem.......but have you checked connections. If not a connection problem and radio plays on right side without static, by deduction it might be internal to the iSimple device. You have my best shot....guess. Good luck. David
233532
Yes, both the line from the telephone jack and the handset cord can be replaced. Replacement cords should be available at any place that sells telephones.
1443224
Make sure that the phone is plugged in and that a working phone line is attached to the base. Select the right button on the handset for the phone line that you have plugged in the the base. This should solve your problem.
1513022
I have had a lot if issues with ours and it is less than a year old. They have traded us parts to replace things. I am sure if you go through their website they will allow you to buy a new handset. I will say their customer service is horrible if you try call, it is better if you go through their website. Good luck.
1512589
I have not had this problem.. No static on my device check if there is like a modem near by That could probably cause the static.
1848848
It's the wires. Try a different battery. If it continues to say, Connection Break, than it's your connection wires from the charger to the battery.Try a different set of those.They're pretty cheap; order some, and if the problem persists, I don't know what to tell you.But return the cables. you could just tell them they didnt work or something and get your money back so you're not taking a loss on that at least. :/
2253712
I had this problem at first too, but after unscrewing the back I realized that the cord was inside. You have to fish it out with a small screwdriver or paper clip. If the problem is that you can't find the other receiver, it's there.
661454
I bought a replacement at Radio Shack...just brought the old one in and found one with the same specs. They can help you find it, if needed. The only difference is the one they had was a white cord instead of black. But this didn't bother me as long as it still works!
29233
It could be any number of things. I'd recommend taking it to a phone repair shop and having then run a diagnostic. They can tell you what part is bad and then you can buy that part online.
349911
I found out it wasn't the unit - the cord/charger was bad. A lot cheaper to replace than the main unit. If you know someone else with the same model, try borrowing their charger cord and testing it with your unit. Odds are that's the problem. Good luck.
648433
Sorry Emily I don't know. I purchased the same speaker and noticed the same problem especially when its at low volume. Many people seem to be experiencing the same issues but no answers as of yet how to fix the static.
1656850
After several years of use our headphones did develop static, but I ordered a replacement headset (without the charger), and the replacement works just fine. You might want to contact the manufacturer.
2037566
My panasonic phones are doing that too! Driving me crazy. Shopping online right now for replacements!
901374
I think handset cords are universal. So you should be able to replace it with an old one you might have from another unit, or buy a longer one at Radio Shack.