Static on line 2 - RCA 25205RE1-A ViSYS 2-Line Enhanced Digital Full Duplex Business Speakerphone with Caller ID & Answering System, 25205-RE1

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2 hours ago - my Kyocera hydro wave C6740N started flickering with what seems like static and little lines through my whole screen.the My question is "Is ...

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Jan 2, 2015 - I rooted my hydro and installed beats audio but now my sound does ... of something like this happening... without a working recovery like CWM.Missing: flickering ‎static

Sounds like AC line interference. Use an external line filter.

Most likley not a phone issue since you say its a line.
Call your carrier (i.e Bell, AT&T ect) whom supplies your phone lines to fix it.

The line that stays lit for line 2 is just the way it is.. not a problem. If you only have one phone line and a two line phone you will always have the one (non working line 2 ) lit.
Have you replaced the cord to the handset? Many times it is a bad cord that causes static.

Click on the the refresh button twice. I am a member of facebook farmville community and I had to do that.

Sounds like you don't have java installed.

You will need to get a DSL filter to separate the DSL(broadband) from the talk line. These can be purchased at any store that supports computers.

this is not in the phone its in the line you need to let your service provider know about this problem so they can fix it

Try connecting line 2 where 1 is connected. If there is no static it is youre system ie phone itself. If there is static there is definately a problem with youre line. Static can usually be attributed to old lines that the moisture barrier has been compramised. If the line is under youre house or in the walls you may have to pay for it. But if it is the companys line it is their issue.

Uneven colors with multicolored lines in the center of the picture and/or flashing, C9A37 and C9A38 both 3300 UFD 10 V part # 181P732040 on the Power PCB (part # 930B921002)