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Topic # 9241 1-Sep-2006 00:43
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Dear all,
            The GTRAN GCP 4020 handset is having two default ringtones one for mobile startup and another for mobierl shutdown.How to remove the same from handset ? And where can we get the handset replacement as my handset is in warranty period.

Anybody knows please reply.

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  Reply # 45117 1-Sep-2006 05:45
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Heres is the manual-is it in there::

http://www.telecom.co.nz/binarys/user_guide_gtran_4020.pdf#search=%22GTRAN%20GCP%204020%22




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Reply # 45118 1-Sep-2006 07:48
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And if you think there's a problem with your handset, return it to the store where your purchased it.




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  Reply # 45173 1-Sep-2006 19:01
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yes.i had taken the mobile from telephone shoppee ,i also gone to Reliance web world which is the service center of this handset but those peoples are saying that the handset quota/pieces are not available or handsets are not coming from gtran company.

What should i do in this case ?




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Reply # 45174 1-Sep-2006 19:03
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Are you taking the phone for a service because of the default ringtones?




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