I have a new Samsung S9+ and a verizon 4G LTE network extender that won't talk to each other. The extender is operating and says "in service" on the screen. On the phone, I've turned off advanced calling and have been within 15 feet of the extender for over 2 hours. When I dial *48 I get the "call cannot be completed" error. What else should I try?
Have you tried it with the advanced calling on?
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Hello, Bradden0763!
We always want to make sure that your devices work with one another. When they don't we know that they can cause a huge pain. Have you tried restarting both the Network Extender and the phone? Do any other devices have trouble connecting with it?
I have rebooted the extender, unplugged it, changed settings on the phone and other phones in the house connected to it but not my s9. Can anybody tell me why before run it over with my car
Being on top of your Samsung Galaxy S9+ is vital, especially if it's not connecting to the network extender. What model Network Extender do you have? Verify Advanced Calling is enabled. Devices with Advanced Calling disabled will not connect to the 4G LTE Network Extender for HD Voice & Video calling functions. You must enable Advanced Calling from your phone to permit it to connect to the 4G LTE Network Extender.
GilbertoL_VZW
Have you tried the User Guide specification of #48 to test?
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