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If your Panasonic Cell Phone displays 'PUK1 Blocked!' or 'PUK2 Blocked!', it means you entered the incorrect PUK1/PUK2 code 10 times. Contact your network operator/service provider to resolve this issue.
Why I cannot make a call with my Panasonic Cell Phone?
If you cannot make calls with your Panasonic Cell Phone, it could be due to: * Outgoing calls being barred: Deactivate the outgoing call bar settings. * Your call being withheld: Change the show my ID setting to a setting other than “Hide ID”. * Fixed dialling feature being enabled: Disable it.
What to do if my Panasonic KX-TU446 Cell Phone does not turn on?
If your Panasonic Cell Phone does not turn on even after installing a charged battery, press the power button for about 2 seconds to turn the power on.
How to fix noise and sound cuts on Panasonic KX-TU446?
If you experience noise or sound cutting in and out on your Panasonic Cell Phone, it could be due to: * High electrical interference: Move away from sources of interference. * Weak GSM network signal: Move to a location with better reception.
What to do if liquid entered my Panasonic Cell Phone?
If liquid or moisture has entered your Panasonic Cell Phone or charger: * Disconnect the AC adapter. * Remove the SIM card, microSD card, and battery. * Let all components dry for at least 3 days. After drying, reinsert the cards and battery, and reconnect the AC adapter to charge fully. If the phone still doesn't work, contact your place of purchase or the nearest Panasonic service center.
What does limited service mean on Panasonic KX-TU446 Cell Phone?
Limited service on your Panasonic Cell Phone indicates that there is no network service in your current location. Move to an area where your network can be received properly. Note that you can only call the international emergency number “112”.
What to do if my Panasonic KX-TU446 has no service?
If your Panasonic Cell Phone displays 'No Service', it means there is no network service available in your current location. To fix this, check the current status and move to a location with better reception.
Why does my Panasonic KX-TU446 Cell Phone beep and/or flash?
The phone beeping and/or flashing indicates that the battery charge is low. To resolve this, fully charge the battery.
General| Display type | TFT |
|---|---|
| Display diagonal | 2.4 \ |
| Display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
| WAP | - |
| GPRS | Yes |
| Data network | GSM |
| SIM card capability | Single SIM |
| 2G bands (primary SIM) | 900, 1800 MHz |
| Mobile network generation | 2G |
| Form factor | Clamshell |
| LED indicators | Charging, Status |
| Personalization | Wallpaper |
| Languages support | Multi |
| Personal info management (PIM) | Alarm clock, Calculator, Calendar |
| Talk time (2G) | 5 h |
| Battery capacity | - mAh |
| Standby time (2G) | 600 h |
| Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) | Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is a standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from a mobile phone over a cellular network |
| USB connector type | Micro-USB |
| Type | Senior phone |
| Product color | Red |
| Market positioning | Elderly phone |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 23 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 53 mm |
| Height | 106 mm |
| Weight | 110 g |
Lists items included with the phone for initial use.
Describes LEDs, camera lens, and screen elements.
Details all buttons and their operations.
Inserting SIM, battery, and performing basic settings.
Instructions on how to charge the phone's battery.
Understanding display symbols and using function keys.
Adjusting font size, ringtone, and audible dialling.
Crucial safety guidelines for usage and handling.
Technical details of the phone's hardware and capabilities.
Call handling, logs, priority calls, and conference calls.
SMS, MMS, text input, phonebook creation and usage.
Alarm, calendar, and voice recording functionalities.
PIN codes, camera operation, image viewing, file management.
Accessing and configuring message options.
Managing contacts and configuring call behaviour.
Customising visual, audio, and connectivity options.
Pairing devices, Bluetooth features, and data transfer.
Using a USB cable to connect to a computer.
Solutions for display errors, operational problems, and connectivity.
Specifications, sales contacts, index, and graphical symbols.
