#6, telephone socket is covered by the front case and no hole to allow telephone cord to exit is apparent. How then to you connect it to the wall so
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It will hang on a screw or nail, or use double sided sticky tape or Velcro. Phone cord exits unit from small slot at bottom back corner of battery cover
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I had the same question because it is not obvious where the cord goes, but there is a small slot at the bottom that the cord will fit through. I have purchased 2 of these and one is mounted to the wall.
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You just snap it in to the normal phone outlet. Ive been using the phone for quite awhile now, and I like it a lot. It's very well made and is a good size and has good size number keys for an inexpensive phone.
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John B: there is no cord to the wall; it's meant to be wall-mounted and thus has a sliding captive jack. The only cord is the handset cord, and that of course is replaceable.
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There should have been a tiny white/transparent plug that came in the box that you use to plug the hole. I would double check to see if you can find that - otherwise the product is going to be useless
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It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
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There is a 3 prong plug that is the wall support. The groove is marginal at best to hold phone - it works better as a cable tender/wrap for the charging cords.But you're asking the wrong questions.The device was poorly designed and will fail with daily use. Mine lasted a few weeks and I had no recourse. Find something else. You'll be happy you did.
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I agree with johnk2633: use the phone connectors to connect to your phone outlet, probably the standard one on the wall where you have you phone line coming out now. The instructions should tell you how to make these connections. If all else fails, maybe google "connect Krown Amplified Ringer to phone" and you might get a video hit to walk you through it. Hope this helps.
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i have the black version, but this should be the same. the cord to the phone jack has a standard "AT&T" phone jack. a discount store (wal mart), meijers', lowes' should have an inexpensive plastic "tee" or "union" to join the original cord to an extension. i'm handy, but i'm not taking apart a heavy duty phone like these...
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On top of phone is the place to plug it in. The cover over the slot is very hard to get up first few times, I took a very sharp point of knife and pulled it up. Hope this helps.
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There is a place that you open. It snaps shut to make the phone safe but you can open it to plug it in.
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There is a hole on the back of the unit, close to the bottom. Push one end of the power cord into it, and the other end with the plug, goes into the outlet.
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it's like the Nokia charging cable. There isn't a wall plug charger. If lost the cable, a Nokia thin pin would be okay.
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Try using a mini USB charger for a phone or computer hook up and see if you still have to hold it. This will tell you if it's the cable or socket.
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The wire should come from the wall, into the answering machine, than out to the corded phone. If your answering machine does not have a "line" out that you can plug the phone into, than you would need this and two separate wires.
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Unscrew top and bottom from each other... There you will find a wall plug! I was confused at first too!
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I'm pretty sure you can connect the flasher into the phone wall outlet then the phone into the bottom of the flasher. However the cord on the flasher is short. So what I did was buy a two way phone line splitter. Phone went in one and the other I used to run a phone line extension adapter. Plugged the flasher into it and put the flasher right on top of the TV. My elderly relative can't hear very well. She watches a lot of TV with the volume turned up high. Can't hear the phone ring but the flashing light gets her attention that her phone is ringing. I'm sure there is a lot of different ways you can hook it up. I'm pretty sure you can connect the flasher into the phone wall outlet then the phone into the bottom of the flasher. However the cord on the flasher is short. So what I did was buy a two way phone line splitter. Phone went in one and the other I used to run a phone line extension adapter. Plugged the flasher into it and put the flasher right on top of the TV. My elderly relative can't hear very well. She watches a lot of TV with the volume turned up high. Can't hear the phone ring but the flashing light gets her attention that her phone is ringing. I'm sure there is a lot of different ways... » Read More I'm pretty sure you can connect the flasher into the phone wall outlet then the phone into the bottom of the flasher. However the cord on the flasher is short. So what I did was buy a two way phone line splitter. Phone went in one and the other I used to run a phone line extension adapter. Plugged the flasher into it and put the flasher right on top of the TV. My elderly relative can't hear very well. She watches a lot of TV with the volume turned up high. Can't hear the phone ring but the flashing light gets her attention that her phone is ringing. I'm sure there is a lot of different ways you can hook it up. « Show Less
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No, there's no hole for the cable. Some cell phones have the charging outlet on the side, so you wouldn't need a hole in the back.