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Home phone
Egy77_1
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Have a Venturer model 210 cord phone, it’s very old, want to use but volume very low, can’t see on phone any visible way to increase volume, no keys etc, any help out there? Geoff
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Which volume? Ring volume or caller volume?A lot of corded phones didn't have an option for the call volume as IIRC it was regulated by the phone itself. May be the same for the ringer (a quick Google suggests its a more modern corded phone, so it wouldn't have your traditional bell ringer).However a lot of domestic home installations don't use the ring connection on the phone line (number 3) but while its probably needed for the older "bell ringer" /retro phones, I can't be sure if that's needed for more modern corded phones which are electronic.1
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This is from a different model, but same make. So the process might be the same / similar
For the the ringer volume:
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1431338/Venturer-9025.html?page=17#manual
To change the receiver volume use the up and down arrow keys during a call to adjust the volume.1 -
Thanks for comment from Niel and moneysaving hero.geoff
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