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I've got a Motorola (Cingular) ST7897 that I use in the car with the
permanently-mounted Motorola hands-free car kit. Recently, I've noticed
that when I plug the phone into the cradle in the car, it shuts off.
When I disengage the phone and turn it back on, the LED at the top of
the phone is often yellow and the only way I can clear this is to
remove the battery.

It seems like this is a problem with the hands-free system and not the
phone, since the phone seems to work otherwise. Any experience with
problems like this?

Kent Kester

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<kkester@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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> I've got a Motorola (Cingular) ST7897 that I use in the car with the
> permanently-mounted Motorola hands-free car kit. Recently, I've noticed
> that when I plug the phone into the cradle in the car, it shuts off.
> When I disengage the phone and turn it back on, the LED at the top of
> the phone is often yellow and the only way I can clear this is to
> remove the battery.
>
> It seems like this is a problem with the hands-free system and not the
> phone, since the phone seems to work otherwise. Any experience with
> problems like this?
>
> Kent Kester

-->Dirt in cradle? Blown fuse for cradle?

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No obvious dirt. I'll check the fuses--good idea!

Kent Kester

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