The phone says no link to base then kind of shuts off.

Hello, Here is a trouble shooting guide for you and some details of how to fix it based on your symptoms. Here is a link to go to and make sure you jump around the site, it will tell you the fix based on your problem off the trouble shooting table. Link is below , copy and paste in browser. If this helped you, please rate it and some kind words are nice. Thanks Mike

http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/heating-and-cooling/how-to-repair-room-air-conditioners1.htm

Hi! I think you mean you are looking for the manual? You can get it from here: http://www.uniden.com/content/ebiz/uniden/resources/ownersmanuals/EXAI5680om.pdf

Hi kyleanthonys,
based on the samsung manual and website i visited it says no sim card slot on this kind of phone and to prove i paste this link for your reference..
http://www.cellphones.ca/cell-phones/samsung-sch-a630/specs/
thanks

The link I have provided is a Uniden site where you can download the manual for Uniden DECT phones, choose your model number from the list.

http://www.uniden.com/index/manuals_results.cfm?cat=59

It sounds like you may be getting interferance from somewhere. Try moving the base unit to another location. Avoid putting by other electronics. T.V.s, microwaves, and such can mess with the signals. Hope this helps Good Luck!

No Nokia 6300 is a S40 based phone.
These are virus free, (not symbion based phones)

So dont worry about the virus, there is some other problem.
You can check that info here.

If helpful, kindly do Rate!

please refer to this link

http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG6700.PDF

n look at page 38

hope this help.... ; )

Make sure the ringer is turned on. Most phones have a switch somewhere on them to select a volume level or turn it completely off, and yours has probably gotten shut off. If your phone is a cordless type you might need to look for a switch on the base unit, or there might be a setting on a menu if your phone works that way. Since you didn't say what kind of a phone, it's hard to give you a better answer.

You can go to Uniden.com to see the manual for these phones.

Hello, Almost never is it the handset that is bad when those symptoms occur. It sounds as if your base has gotten hit by a power surge and won't boot (the handset now can't "talk to" the base and its always searching for it). Most people report this after a storm has passed through their area. You can try re-registering the handset to the base, but unfortunately it probably won't work, sorry. You can order the base only and register your handset to the replacement base when you get it. To order a replacement base using google, search for Siemens Cordless Repair and click the first non sponsored link. Good Luck