19-18
19
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ix
Cannot charge the battery
Is the AC charger connector or Charger Adapter properly attached to the handset?
Is the AC charger properly plugged into the electrical socket?
Is the battery pack attached to the handset?
Check the charging terminals of the handset, battery pack, the AC charger connector, the handset
external connector. If dirty, clean with a dry cotton swab.
Do you charge the battery in an extremely low or high temperature?
Is something wrong with the battery pack?
If the battery is repeatedly charged but not fully charged, it is time to replace the battery pack. Replace it
with a new one.
Does the handset or battery pack become hot during charging? If it becomes hot, the charging may be
interrupted. Wait and recharge after battery pack has cooled.
p.1-18
p.1-18
p.1-16
p.1-16
p.1-13
p.1-13
p.1-13
p.1-13
Charging time is short
If the battery has not run out, the charging time is short.
p.1-13
Battery alarm does not sound before handset
powers down.
Is manner mode set? The alarm does not sound in manner mode.
p.1-15
Devices become hot
The AC charger or desktop holder may become hot during charging.
The handset may become hot during charging or if you talk for a long time. This is normal as long as you
can touch it. If it becomes too hot and you cannot touch it, immediately stop charging/using and contact
Customer Service (
z
p.19-43).
p.1-13
p.1-13
The battery runs out fast
The battery consumption depends on the usage environment (temperature/charging/reception),
operations or settings. Making a video call or using S! Appli rapidly consumes battery power.
p.1-16
Display flickers
Do you use the handset near a fluorescent lamp?
p.6-5
The video shooting window flickers
Change the mode in
Image Tuning
under
Camera Settings
.
p.6-7
Display is dim when backlight setting is off.
This is normal and not a malfunction.
p.7-4
Some characters do not appear when a vfile is
used for Phone Book, Calendar, etc.
A blank appears for a character incompatible with Shift-JIS code. This is not a malfunction.
p.3-3
Problem
Point to check or solutions
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Summary of Contents for 706N
Page 33: ...Getting Started _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 62: ...Basic Handset Operations _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 80: ...Entering Characters _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 100: ...Phone Book _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 111: ...Video Call _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 117: ...Camera _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 126: ...Display Lighting _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 135: ...Sounds _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 141: ...Entertainment _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 159: ...Data Management _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 171: ...External Connection _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 180: ...Handset Security _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 190: ...Organiser Tools _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 206: ...Advanced Settings _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 212: ...Optional Services _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 224: ...Messaging _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 256: ...Web _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 273: ...S Appli _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 281: ...Appendix _706N_manual_E book 1...
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