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I know this has been gone over and over again, but I can not locate it in here. I am having trouble with the hook switches on the sets. I know this has been an ongoing issue with the earlier releases of these phones, I just assumed that something had been done to alleviate the problem, and we have been returning the phones for replacement. I remember seeing in a post where one of you guys have been using silicone or something to fix them rather than sending them back. I was wondering what to use and the procedure? I don't want to void the warranty on a brand new set. Thanks!
Scotty Woods
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N.E.T. Systems
Blytheville, Arkansas
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I use a high grade electronics lubricant (silicone) and spray it around the hookswitch, working it a few times until the button comes up off hook with no hesitation.
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Thank You Derrick. I just wanted to make sure!
Scotty Woods
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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