I need to mount this phone on the wall but the receiver does not stay on the holder. Is there a button or something that keeps it from falling off the
1550748
On the phone base just above where you would write numbers on the paper insert is a button that you can push up. I had to put some paper or (wood) under it to keep it up. Not well made but it did work.
1550749
There should be a small removable piece in the cradle just under where the earpiece of the headset would be. Remove this piece, turn it over or around and re-insert it. It should now stand up far enough to hold the handset in place when the phone is wall-mounted.
1550750
You should be able to pull out the little button at the top and turn it around to allow it to stay on.
2034048
Don't think it as meant to be mounted on the wall. The part of the handset appears to be capable of hooking onto screws in a wall.
1361594
Mine had a hard time sticking with just an iPhone mount. I bought some double sided adhesive and it works perfectly now. Just might be harder to get off though.
60777
The wall mounting system is nothing more than securing the speaker to the wall. It's like hanging a picture onto a wall. Find a wall stud. Install a screw into the stud and hang the speaker to the wall. The job is complete.
1552169
You probably need to loosen up the bolt right behind the mounting TV plate and if you have it mounted to stud good on the wall it should not fall off.
1325711
I don't see how you can mount these on the wall. There aren't any places on the base to do so and the phone would fall out of the cradle. Also, be very careful where purchasing. I had purchased several phones that weren't working when the phones arrived because the phones couldn't 'pair' properly. After three exchanges I went for the refund. The problem was that the phones had been already 'paired' by a previous customer and couldn't be resold unless reset by the manufacturer. I understand that this model is discontinued but Clarity has other models.
979700
yes, best to use a plastic anchor with screw if into dry wall ... the big white button pops out allowing access to the screw holes ... once mounted onto wall then put white button back on. I took the original apart first (with iPhone photos as to how wires were connected in case i got distracted) by popping out the big white button and just switched them out. Pretty easy.
21631
Charging the phone is not an issue, it works well. But the phone holder which holds the phone from either sides is very loose, the phone never stays in place.
457265
I hang the base on a screw in the wall. I think most wall jack plates have a place to hang the phone like this.
1493401
I just checked the main unit. There are two keyholes where it can hang onto a wall anchor. I would use two Molly bolts to be more secure and not let the phone fall off when charging.
95444
The remote holder can not be fixed to the wall, however, the remote itself has a small hole at the back so that the remote itself can be hung on the wall.
1250667
there's a hole on the back to hang it, but the cradle for the receiver isn't deep enough to keep it from sliding off. this base is wedge shaped. you should probably look for a flatter base for easier mounting
112033
There is a wall mount that looks like the remote that I have for mine. It works just like the hand held remote. It replaces the regular on off switch.
1522020
Nope.You can play around with it and make it stay up, I've done it by simply moving the phone towards the back of case when it's on it's side. Works just as well.
800512
Yes, this phone has been completely solid on the wall. Plus, it's nice to have that little hook that makes the receiver itself stay in place. It's been a good choice for us.
906032
I see two things which would prevent a wallmount. First, it comes with a stand for tabletop display which might be removed, but it has no bracket or way to attach a hook for hanging. Second, it must remain plugged in, which means you'd have a .cord dangling down your wall unless you had power accessible directly behind it. Hope this helps.
1180119
Use dust or oil from your hands to lower the tackiness on the phone side if necessary. It will prevent it from sticking to your phone too.