Hoperfully someone can help me solve this problem for my in-laws...
There are two telephone sockets (one downstairs and one upstairs) and two telephones, A and B - both corded phones.
Telephone A rings when plugged into both sockets, but telephone B only rings in the downstairs socket. Otherwise, telephone B is fine when plugged in upstairs - you can answer incoming calls if you hear the downstairs phone ringing, and can make calls as normal. It just doesn't ring when plugged in upstairs, although telephone A does.
There are no other devises on the phone circuit - just the two phones.
Any ideas why this is?
ta, WF
There are two telephone sockets (one downstairs and one upstairs) and two telephones, A and B - both corded phones.
Telephone A rings when plugged into both sockets, but telephone B only rings in the downstairs socket. Otherwise, telephone B is fine when plugged in upstairs - you can answer incoming calls if you hear the downstairs phone ringing, and can make calls as normal. It just doesn't ring when plugged in upstairs, although telephone A does.
There are no other devises on the phone circuit - just the two phones.
Any ideas why this is?
ta, WF