Top 20 Wave Industries OLY-OL3000 Globe Phone Questions & Answers

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If you mean to reduce global warming, then I would answer "Reduce your carbon and greenhouse gas emissions."

try unpluging the unit, remove the batteries and replace them, disconnect the phone lines and wait before about five minutes and do a fresh hook up. Do everything you did when you first bought it. If it still won't display then you unit may have fallen and the leds connections could have been dislodged.

I hope your unit reboots. I have a Discovery Channel Blue Globe.

Try Ebay, but they can get expensive.

I want to either buy or repair a blue info globe

Jesse,
When lightning storm hits anything it burns the equipment either completely or partially. In your case it seems the latter. Partial damage. Open it up and look inside. Can you see any brown outs or do you smell some burns??? Need repairs.

try going to your phone settings and go to calling settings you should be able to disable and enable it there.

It is always safe to remove once it is done. You have cut off circuit in your device but over exposure may weaken the circuit. Please rate me if you lik this!!

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All programing functions are controlled on the main (stationary) board. All display functions are controlled on the Rotor (spinning board.) Here are some steps to take if you are having display problems. Remove the three mounting screws that hold the rotor to the motor shaft. The LED display board is attached perpendicular to the rotor board and is soldered to the rotor board. Over time, the connections break due to the centrifugal force of the spinning rotor. CAREFULLY, with a low amp solder iron and a fine tip, re-heat the board to the display. That should solve the problem. If you were a bit sloppy with the solder, remove the solder with a fine wick and try again!

Yes. The problem is broken connections where the LED board is soldered to the rotor board. Feel free to e-mail me for more help [email protected]
If you can solder with a fine solder gun you can fix the problem!

If you're into punishment, it looks like Sharper Image has one for $50.

You might want to call first (317) 574-9250

Carl

Use the up and down button to scroll through the menu choices. Once in a menu choice, use the left and right buttons to scroll sideways. A little confusing, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes second nature.

FYI - "CID LIST" is the first menu option, so you are in the menu at that time. As soon as you get to "CID LIST" hit the up or down button to go to the other choices. If this makes no sense, post back and I will try to help. :)

Radio Shack can hook you up. Take your old transformer to them and they will help you out.

Funny that I came across this. I just now fixed this exact problem. This unit had failed after an electrical storm. Solution found elsewhere suggested removing the batteries and unplugging the A/C adapter for 10 minutes. (I waited 30). Reinstall batteries and reattach A/C adapter. Buttons worked to get to the erase memory option, which I did. Infoglobe is now functioning properly. This is also the instructions for clearing the "eeprom error" readout that many infoglobes exhibit after a power surge. Good Luck!

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I had the same problem with mine. The only solution we could come up with was to place a small towel/washrag underneath it, and wedge it into something if you can. This solved our problem.

Noise? Louder than normal motor noise? The display is created by the revolving LED board that is connected to a motor. It should be quiet unless you pick it up and give a good listen. Let me assume that you mean that it is normal noise, indicating that the unit is turning. Unplug the power as well as the phone lines from the unit. First, remove the plastic globe. There are 4 points that the globe is connected, two towards the rear and two in front on either side of the control buttons. Press the globe at the front ones and lift towards the rear. After you have removed the globe, remove the three screws that hold the rotor (looks like an "L") to the motor shaft. The LED display is soldered to the rotor. These solder joints break and need to be re-soldered. By adding a small amount of heat as you are bending the display slightly inward, you can repair the connections. Only use low watt solder gun! Re-attach the rotor and globe (unit will not spin with globe off) re-connect the power, press the select button and check out the display. If all connections were made, you will have succeeded. If a line or two are missing, try again!

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