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AT&T Private Pay Phone Plus
February, 1988
SECTION V MAINTENANCE
A Troubleshooting
If an AT&T Private Pay Phone does not operate properly, try the following troubleshooting
procedures before seeking repair assistance.
NO DIAL TONE
Make sure power is supplied to the phone, and all connections are correct .
Inspect the power wire connections on the power supply board and transformer.
Make sure the front housing is plugged into its socket underneath the programming
keypad. Refer to Figure
1 .
Make sure the phone is not in the mode to access on-site features .
Make sure the phone is not currently on line to the remote programming source .
Check with your telephone company to make sure your local service has not been
temporarily changed to low-voltage equipment.
NO RESPONSE TO DIAL BUTTONS
Make sure the front housing is plugged into its socket underneath the programming
keypad. Refer to Figure
1 .
Make sure the phone is not currently on line to the remote programming source .
NO SPEECH PROMPT FOR DEPOSIT
Make sure the number dialed is not programmed as a free number.
PRIVATE PAY PHONE DOES NOT DIAL OUT
Make sure the line to which the Private Pay Phone is connected is working properly.
Make sure the 2-conductor telephone line cord is plugged in at both ends. (If a 2670
jack is being used, the telephone line cord coming from the Private Pay Phone must
be 4-conductor line cord. This line cord must be connected to the socket labeled
"PHONE" on the 2670 jack.)
Make sure the phone is not being excluded by another telephone on the line (See
Appendix A).
Make sure enough money has been deposited for the call being made.
Check the number dialed to make sure it has not been programmed as restricted .
COINS NOT RECOGNIZED
Make sure the coin chute plug is plugged into its socket that is located below the
programming keypad. Refer to Figure
1.
Make sure the coin chute is not jammed. (If it is, see page 64.)
Make sure the phone is not in the mode to access on-site features.
Make sure the phone is vertical within the specifications outlined in the installation
procedures (See page 22).
Owner Manual
Page 58

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