What to do if my Zte WP659+ Telephone prompts enter password when switching on?
If your Zte Telephone prompts you to enter a password when you switch it on, you should enter the lock code you previously set to unlock the phone.
What to do if there is no display on the screen when disconnecting the external power supply from my Zte Telephone?
If your Zte Telephone doesn't display anything when you disconnect the external power supply, make sure the battery has enough charge and isn't damaged. If the battery is fine, try powering the phone on again.
How to resolve Zte WP659+ prompting for PIN when switching on?
If your Zte Telephone is asking for a PIN when you turn it on, enter the PIN code that came with your SIM card. If you've changed your PIN code before, use the new PIN code instead.
What to do if Zte WP659+ Telephone prompts 'Emergency' when switching on?
If your Zte Telephone displays 'Emergency' when you switch it on, verify that a valid SIM card is properly inserted.
Why can't I send short messages from my Zte Telephone?
If you can't send short messages on your Zte Telephone, check the network condition and the message center settings.
How to fix no ring tone for incoming calls on Zte WP659+?
If your Zte Telephone doesn't ring when you receive a call, check the volume settings for the ring tone. Also, check if the 'mute' setting is enabled in your profiles.
What to do for other abnormal phenomenon with my Zte WP659+ Telephone?
If you are experiencing other abnormal phenomena with your Zte Telephone, first refer to the user manual. Then, check whether the power is connected correctly. If there are no issues, restart the phone.
General| Network | GSM |
|---|---|
| GSM bands | 900 / 1800 MHz |
| SMS | Yes |
| Antenna | Internal |
| Main Camera | No |
| SIM | Mini-SIM |
| Battery | Li-Ion 1000 mAh |
| Stand-by time | Up to 200 hours |
| Display | Monochrome |
| Phonebook entries | 500 |
| Memory | No |
Explains the function of each key on the phone.
Instructions for handset, power adapter, and SIM card installation.
Instructions for powering the phone on and off.
Explains the two methods for making a call.
Covers composing, sending, viewing, and configuring messages.
Details on phone lock code, PIN, and PUK codes.
Describes how to input digits, letters, words, and symbols.
Navigating call history, duration, phonebook, and speed dial.
Adjusting call, phone, and screen lock settings.
Managing backlight, PIN, password, profiles, calculator, alarm, and FM radio.
Warnings on interference, medical devices, hazardous locations, and child safety.
Advice on antenna, accessories, environment, and power/battery.
Explains warranty exclusions, remedies, and liability limitations.
Solutions for PIN prompts, call issues, and no ring tone.
Solutions for screen issues and sending messages.
Notices regarding FCC compliance and RF exposure guidelines.
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