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I just had the exact same issue with one of the DUOs, changed the batteries, pressed the O button like crazy...........nothing, my warranty expired in 2012 too............so frustrated!!!! And on top of that, the manufacturer's bad faith!!!!
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I plan to buy another model, for example, SAGEM Philips.........not serious and acting in bad faith!
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Same problem and therefore a big disappointment upon reading these comments since my device is no longer under warranty (purchased in 2010).
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Same problem with mine, I had forgotten to put it back on the base and the batteries were dead, I put new ones in while waiting to recharge the others and now the symptom has appeared where the buttons light up and turn off at regular intervals (3 seconds). That said, I did notice something strange when I put in the new batteries, a message briefly appeared in English, I think it said "INITIAL" or something like that just before the symptoms started. I think that means the management software has been wiped and the EEPROM has been reset... But since Philips doesn't clearly want to tell us what's going on, it's just a theory.
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Press the zero key but right to it you will see there is a padlock.
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What lock?
I have the same problem as all the previous users (2 out of 3 are defective)
Pressing the 0 or * key: no effect! -
2016 the same problem!
Bought a few years ago, hardly ever used (because it's drinkable), just bought just in case...
If we've used it 20 times in 5 years, it's a miracle.
Clearly planned obsolescence, so it's theft...
When this type of phone should last at least 20 years without a problem...
Philips, you've just lost another customer!
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