Each telephone must be connected to line 1 and line 2 for
proper operation. The remaining lines 3 and 4 may — or may not —
be
connected to each station as you desire. First plug in the battery,
then the phone lines (1 & 2 are mandatory), and third the power
cord. If your intercome LED is blinking red and green, then press:
STORE IN, followed by "INTERCOM" followed by a free intercom# (i.e.,
any of the memory buttons 1 through 16 not already assigned to another
telephone set). Then wait for the phone to go through its initiation
sequence during which it searches each of the four possible lines.
After that concludes, you should get dial tone on your active lines.
:-) Marco
First disconnect the phone and the telephone line for about 10 minutes to allow for the memory to clear. Then press the "store in" button once and then press a storage button repeatedly until the light stays on constantly. You should have a dial tone after that
Flashing INTERCOM light on 2-9450/51 GE phone? Here's the solution:
- unplug ALL phone from phone lines (1 and 2)
for each phone with FLASHING intercom:
- unplug power
- unplug phone line
- remove battery
Now . . . at EACH phone (with flashing intercom):
- install FRESH battery and TIGHTEN cover (screw in)
- plug phone line in (MUST have line 1 and 2 wired, but not active)
- BEFORE plugging in AC power . . . do
- program the STATION # . . .
- press PROGRAM button (under plastic cover)
- press intercom button
- press TWO digit number NOT in use at any other phone
- press # button
- plug power back in . . .
look ma, NO flashing intercom light
no plug all the other phones back in - if any phone has flashing INTERCOM light, there is a STATION # conflict - resolve by following above
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I know this thread is a couple of years old now... but I can't seem to get any info on this problem anyone else on the internet. I'm having the same problem as described, but none of these suggestions have worked. Does anyone else know how to fix this problem?
Will the phone work with only 1 line?
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Thanks geokos!
It works and the only thing I had to figure out is that you certainly must plug in the phone line first after you let the memory clear. Then attach the power cord and the rest was slick as could be.
Before I posted this problem, I found two more phones online so now I have two extras for when one of our others in church (we have 4) really quit working.
geokos, you mentioned, "The First disconnect the phone (I assume you mean the power cord) and the telephone line for about 10 minutes to allow for the memory to clear. Then press the "store in" button once and then press a storage button repeatedly until the light stays on constantly" ... that means nothing is plugged into the phone. If that's true I can't get ANY lights to come on if everything is unplugged.
Just in case I plugged the phone line back in, then the power cord and pressed the "store in" button once, then repeatedly presss a storage button (same things as the 16 intercom buttons..?) and no change. Am I just missing something. Thanks for your help! ribro
Then press the "store in" button once and then press a storage button repeatedly until the light stays on constantly
I have the same problem and none of these solutions work???
My intercom button is flashing red and green as well. It seems to be frozen. I unplugged everything and waited for at least 10 minutes, plugged them back in the recommended order, and nothing. Has anyone else come up with a solution to this issue?
Thanks.
Will the phone work with only one line?
Our power flashed off during a storm. The next morning two out of our four phones were not working on line 1. We went thru the intercom sequence on two of the phones as that always seems to work when we have a problem but this time after goin thru this process both lines did not work and the intercom button continues to flash red and green no matter what we do. I have unplugged the phone lines and the power lines over night but as soon as I plug it back in, the intercom light starts blinking again.
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