Hello @Headland Communications,
welcome to the Polycom Community.
I do not think we publish any Mean time between failures timelines for our products and usually Polycom products are known in the industry with their long lives.
Stating the above checking against internal records show that all of your phones are 7-9 years old and therefore well out of any warranty.
0004F2E4F115 22/02/2011 NETXUSA
0004F2E42048 27/02/2009 TECH DATA
0004F2E42112 No Record of this device but others with the same MAC are from 2009
0004F2E46002 22/02/2010 NETXUSA
0004F2E41D64 26/01/2009 SCANSOURCE COMMUNICATIONS
0004F2E45E02 22/02/2010 NETXUSA
0004F2E4CC21 09/12/2010 NETXUSA
0004F2E4CCEB 09/12/2010 NETXUSA
0004F2E45E02 22/02/2010 NETXUSA
0004F2E4CAD2 09/12/2010 NETXUSA
As a good will gesture Polycom understands that this may not be satisfactory to your business so please contact our RMA Team and place an RMA as an OOW-EE.
The price for this Out of Warranty RMA is $136 USD/per unit.
Best Regards
Steffen Baier
Polycom Global Services
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------Steffen - I think you have missed my point. I want to send these units back to Polycom not for replacemnet but to get an understainding of what the issue is.
In this and other posts you have suggested that there is no issue known to Polycom. I personally think that is either failure to acknowledge the facts or flat out untrue. Either way, my goal is to help both Polycom and the greater community by providing these devices for analysis.
Simply replacing the devices doesn't really help the community and since we have more than 100 IP6000's in use this is only the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------I have had this same problem with two Soundstation 6000 devices in one year. First time I looked I saw several threads of people reporting this same problem, only met with a price list and shoulder shrug in response. It is very clear that these devices have a manufacturing defect by evidence of troubleshooting assistance not even being offered before a price list to replace. It is clear to see that each of the customers with this problem have had a poor experience that doesn't stop with faulty hardware. Our second 6000 device lasted 13 months from date of purchase to when it succumbed to the same problem.
We will not be buying a third and I suggest others to look at competing products.
Hello @Dietzman_NYC,
welcome to the Polycom Community.
Throughout this post the units in question where 6 years or older.
If your unit is only 1 year old this needs to come into Polycom for investigation. As we are unable to do this via the medium of a community forum please work with your reseller.
Please ensure to provide some feedback if this reply has helped you so other users can profit from your experience.
Best Regards
Steffen Baier
Polycom Global Services
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------I think I found a fix for my IP 6000. It’s booting and working flawlessly now. This issue reminded me of a problem my son had with an early generation Xbox called the “Red Ring of Death.” An online hack had my son wrap the Xbox in towels and place it in the oven at 100 degrees or so for an hour. This would fix the broken Xbox. Apparently, expansion caused by the heat will rejoin separated solder points.
After a couple of hours under my car’s windshield, maybe 120 degrees, the IP 6000 booted the first time. Keeping the unit continuously booted, hopefully will keep everything together & working. I’ve disconnected it and rebooted several times and it’s working.
thank you for that suggestion I just ran my IP6000 over the the parking lot to see if I could "cook it" better again and resurrect our phone that will only flash red and then will stop but will not connect as in our provider of phone service cannot find it. We purchased the phone in Sep 2011 so it is worth a try.
About a year ago I had success with the codes that someone has posted on this thread but this time I cannot get it to respond.
However I am wondering if anyone has tried purchasing an external power supply made for these phones. This is an Polycom SoundStation IP 6000 AC Adapter that retails on this site for $135 plus tax etc.
Since I am thinking it is the internal power supply that is failing perhaps this would be the work around?
https://www.deploydepot.ca/polycom-soundstation-ip-6000-ac-adapter/?gclid=CjwKCAjw3azoBRAXEiwA-_64Ol...
Hello @Mgr ,
welcome to the Poly Community.
The solution provided by the previous poster is ambiguous at the most. You unit sounds like it is dead and nothing an End user can do can fix this.
Please ensure to provide some feedback if this reply has helped you so other users can profit from your experience.
Best Regards
Steffen Baier
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------This is to confirm that for the Polycom SoundStation IP 6000 leaving it in the back window of my car over the weekend in the warm weather did not seem to help nor hinder the fact that it only lights up the red lights and flashes and then shows no lights for awhile before going through it again where the red lights come on and then flash and go out again after awhile.
The codes that someone had suggested had worked a year ago to bring this back for our provider to find the phone and update the software, but this time I cannot get the phone to reset.
Please, I would still love to hear if an polycom ip 6000 AC Power Kit which contains a Power Adapter, Regional Power Cord, and a Power Insertion Cable would work for this type of case.
@SteffenBaierUK wrote:
Hello @Mgr ,
Your unit sounds like it is dead and nothing an End user can do can fix this.
Best Regards
Steffen Baier
A external Power Supply will not help
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
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