User's Manual

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• TestyourLifelineHelpButtoneverymonthbypressingitandplacing
a check-in call to the Lifeline Response Center. See page 22 for
instructions.
• DonotremovethelabelonthebackofyourLifelineHelpButton.
The label ensures that your Lifeline Help Button remains waterproof.
If the label is removed, peeling off, or damaged in any way, please
contact Lifeline.
• DonotputyourLifelineHelpButtonthroughtheclotheswasher,dryer
or dishwasher.
• YourLifelineHelpButtoncanonlybeservicedinthefactory.Thereare
no user-replaceable parts inside of it.
• Likeallcordlessphones,yourLifelineCordlessPhonerequiresAC
power to operate. However, in the event of a power outage, your
Lifeline Cordless Phone will provide up to 1 hour of backup power for
regular phone calls and 30 hours of backup power for Help Calls. Your
Lifeline Service will not work if there is a power outage of more than 30
hours.
• ItistypicallyrecommendedthatLifelinesubscribersalsohaveacorded
phone in their home, which can function throughout a power outage.
• TheLifelineCordlessPhonereliesonelectricalandtelephoneservice
that is wholly beyond the control of Lifeline. If your telephone service is
out of order or disconnected, your equipment will not operate.
• Ifyouhaveanotherphoneinadifferentareaofyourhomeanditisleft
off-hook, your Lifeline Cordless Phone will not be able to place a Help
Call. To make sure that your Lifeline Cordless Phone can place a Help
Call when needed, plug the other phone(s) into the phone accessory
jack on the back of your Lifeline Cordless Phone’s base. If you need
assistance, please call Lifeline.