How do i recharge my uniden phone battery - Uniden Cordless Phone

swap hand sets after the first is charged.
use SSE07 accessory handset and charger that is included in original set.

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Hi. You'll find that difficult to get as the Ni-cad technology is pretty much obsolete.
You could rebuild the battery pack with equivalent sized Ni-MH cells if you can get into it or look for the Alkaline battery holder (GHDZ34956Z) and use rechargeable cells in that. Maybe contact Uniden directly.

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Sorry can't help with the service centre details but cordless phones mostly use standard type rechargeable batteries or battery packs that are easily replaceable and commercially available from various manufacturers and available from various outlets.

I suggest you extract the battery pack from your phone and browse ebay or Amazon until you find one that looks the same, using any type or part numbers to help.

If you really want to contact a service centre, these are often listed in the instruction manual or there is a variety of Uniden websites.

Hello, Terrie.

Sorry for the delay in responding - time zone difference.

First, let's see if we can fix your handset (from Uniden):

1. Remove the battery cover and leave it off for ventilation.

2. Remove the battery pack by disconnecting.

3. Leave the battery cover off and the battery pack disconnected for at least 3 days.

4. Once completely dry, reconnect the battery pack and the battery cover.

5. Recharge the handsset's battery pack for 20 hours in the base unit before using the phone. IMPORTANT: You must unplug the telephone line while recharging the battery pack
to avoid charge interruption.

I believe there is a way to export your phone book to another handset, but not without reviving your original phone. Unlike a cell phone, there is no memory card to remove and transfer.

Let me know what happens.

Hope this helps.

First open the handset and disconnect the battery. Then reconnect the battery (just in case the connection is loose). Make sure that the battery is in the handset in the correct orientation.

How old is the battery in the handset? After a year (frequently), the battery must be replaced. This time includes the length of time the battery was in storage before you received it. If you add a comment with the model of the Uniden phone, I will be glad to provide additional information on the cost of the replacement.

If the battery is new, then the charger may have failed. (I have seen this with many rechargeable devices.) Make sure the contacts are clean. However you may need to replace the charger. Again I need the model number to check if additional handsets are still available for the phone.

If your phone is under warranty, contact Uniden for repair/replacement of either the battery or the charger, as needed. Start at http://www.uniden.com .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

UNIDEN USE 800 MAH RECHARGEABLE CELLS (3 X 1.2 VOLT = 3.6 VOLTS) IN THEIR BATTERY. SIMPLEST SOLUTION IS TO CATCH HOLD OF THREE AAA RECHARGEABLE CELLS OF 900 MAH RATING OF ANY GOOD COMPANY AND ASK YOUR HOBBYIST FRIEND TO SOLDER THEM IN SERIES AND USE THE CONNECTION TAG FROM THE OLD BATTERY - RED WIRE TO POSITIVE AND BLACK TO NEGATIVE TERMINALS OF THE NEWLY SOLDERED BATTERY. CELLOTAPE THE THREE CELLS TO HOLD THEM TOGETHER. HOPE IT HELPS.

my Uniden Ceza12998, cordless handset will not work. Just purchased it 5 days ago. It will not even recharge. Could it be the battery or the device itself.

Your phone charger is shot. New batteries will not help if your battery heats up during charge or stays hot when left on charge. If the battery never gets warm and your charge light doesn't come on then it is a different problem. The phone manufacturer suggests you buy a new phone.

Have you tried replacing the batterys with new rechargables? if not open up the back and replace old batterys with new ones, just see if it works with a normal non rechargable batterys if it does buy some new rechargable, other than that your base i.e. charger may be faulty most likely it is the batterys.

size and shape of rechargeable battery packs are not an indicator of the voltage, it is possible that the identical looking battery has two cells in each tube so is 7.2v instead of 3.6v
do the specs match
not a solution yet, just a query