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I have had one of the more expensive Philips DECT phones (Onis VOX 300) for
the last couple of years now, and of the 4 handsets 3 are pretty much useless now as you quite literally have to stand on the buttons to make them work. The 4th unit one is only marginally better... To make a key work requires 2-3 attempts of pressing it from different angles, and involves considerable force. Any idea what is going on here? Can I do something to fix it, or is this simply the life expectancy of these phones? Is it worth speaking to the manufacturer about it (out of warranty by now)? I also seem to recall that the previous phone we had, a top of the range Panasonic (DECT as well) developed a similar problem within 2-3 years which resulted in buying the Philips. BTW, we are pretty light users and the house is kept pretty warm (young kids) - could that provide a clue? |
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