Calling 9-1-1
If you want to call 9-1-1, we strongly recommend that you do so by dialling 9-1-1 immediately after picking up the receiver. This will ensure you get the best possible 9-1-1 service.
Limited Warranty. Bell Canada (including Bell Aliant, a division of Bell Canada) (“Bell”) warrants to you as the original purchaser (“Purchaser” or “you”) the battery purchased for the Fibre Equipment (“Original Battery”) for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase of the Original Battery from Bell (“Warranty Period”) when used in the Fibre Equipment (“Warranty”). “Fibre Equipment” means the Home Hub 3000 modem or UPS (uninterruptible power supply), as applicable, provided by Bell in connection with certain of your Bell services. If the Original Battery fails due to a defect during the Warranty Period, Bell will replace the Original Battery with a new or refurbished battery (“Replacement Battery”). Any warranty coverage that remains during the Warranty Period on the Original Battery (when replaced with a Replacement Battery under this Warranty) will apply to the Replacement Battery. No Replacement Battery has any new or separate warranty coverage. Bell reserves the right to limit the number of Replacement Batteries provided to Purchaser during the Warranty Period.
My Battery Isn’t Working. What Should I Do? Ontario and Québec residents please call Bell at 1 866 310 BELL (2355) and residents of the Atlantic provinces please call 1 866 342-7367, so that Bell can confirm that the Original Battery is within the Warranty Period and attempt to diagnose and correct the malfunction over the telephone. Be sure to keep your proof of purchase to establish the date of purchase of the Original Battery; otherwise Bell may have to estimate the date of purchase.
Limited Warranty Exclusions. This Warranty does not cover any Original Battery or Replacement Battery (each, a Battery) that is:
Exclusive Warranty. To the extent permitted by applicable law (which may vary province to province) and except where prohibited for Québec residents, this Warranty is exclusive and is in lieu of all other warranties, representations, guarantees, terms and conditions, express and/or implied, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In addition to the rights described in this Warranty, Purchaser may also have other legal rights (which may vary province to province).
Limitation of Liability. To the extent permitted by applicable law and except where prohibited for Quebec residents, Bell's total cumulative maximum liability for negligence, breach of contract, tort or any other claims or causes of action, including fundamental breach, in connection with any Battery or this Warranty is limited to payment, upon request, for actual and direct damages up to a maximum amount equal to the purchase price of the Original Battery, and all other damages, including without limitation indirect, special, consequential, incidental, economic, exemplary or punitive damages, are excluded. You may also be subject to other limitations and exclusions of liability, and obligations, as set out in any Bell terms of service that apply to you. These terms survive the expiry of the Warranty.
Severability; Assignment; Effective Date; Agreement. If any provision of this Warranty is unenforceable, all remaining provisions of this Warranty remain in full force and effect. This Warranty is not assignable by Purchaser. Original Warranty applies only to batteries purchased on or after April 23, 2017 until amended or superceded by Bell. You accept the terms of this Warranty on the earlier of the date you receive a copy or use the Original Battery. If you do not agree with the terms of this Warranty, you have 30 days from the date of your original purchase to return the Original Battery to Bell, unused, for a refund.
More Information. For more information, Ontario and Québec residents should visit www.bell.ca/battery or call Bell at 1 866 310 BELL (2355). Atlantic residents please visit www.bellaliant.ca/battery or call 1 866 342 7367.
Recycling instructions
Bell supports provincial battery recycling programs by remitting Environmental Handling Fees for designated products. For more information about the designated battery types and recycling depot locations, please visit the Call2recycle web-site http://www.call2recycle.ca/.
April 23, 2017
Corporate Secretary’s Office of Bell Canada, Bell Satellite TV (Bell ExpressVu), Bell Mobility,
Bell Media and Bell Aliant. 1 carrefour Alexander-Graham-Bell, Building A-7, Verdun, Québec, H3E 3B3
If you want to call 9-1-1, we strongly recommend that you do so by dialling 9-1-1 immediately after picking up the receiver. This will ensure you get the best possible 9-1-1 service.
Voice Dialing is a calling feature for your Bell Home phone service that lets you say the name of the person you want to call rather than dial their number.
Voice Dialing does not support the following types of numbers:
You can ask for the following information:
For example, you can ask for John Smith's office number or the name of John Smith's company.
To use Per Call Blocking, dial *67 and then *44 to access Voice Dialing. The person you're calling won't be able to see your name and number on their display.
Call Waiting will work when you use Voice Dialing. You'll be able to hear the beep announcing an incoming call and answer the call if you like.
If you want to deactivate Call Waiting before using Voice Dialing, dial *70 and then *44 to access Voice Dialing. Call Waiting will be temporarily deactivated.
You can use Three-Way Calling with this service. When you're on the line with the first person, press the receiver button and then dial *71.
This service isn't compatible with Voice Dialing
If Bell is your long distance service provider, your regular long distance plan will apply.
If Bell is not your long distance service provider, you can still use Voice Dialing to make long distance calls but they will be billed by your provider.
You can add Voice Dialing to your Home phone service:
Note: You'll have access to the voice application within 24 hours and to the Web application within 48 hours of the date your service is activated.
The application recognizes several variations of common commands. For example:
Say "Dial" or "Call" and then the number. For example, "Dial 514 555-1234" or "Call 416 555-1234."
Say "long distance" before asking to call a specific contact.
If you want to call 9-1-1, we strongly recommend that you do so by dialling 9-1-1 immediately after picking up the receiver. This will ensure you get the best possible 9-1-1 service.
Voice Dialing allows 6 seconds of dial tone before making a call. For most equipment with built-in diallers (including alarm systems, lifelines, faxes or modems), this 6-second interval is sufficient for it to start dialling when required.
However, Voice Dialing may not be compatible with all equipment using built-in diallers. We recommend testing the equipment's compatibility with Voice Dialing.
You can manage your contacts, including adding or deleting names from your list.
You can store up to 100 voice contacts through the voice application.
You can make the following changes.
If you choose "office" as the default category for John Smith, this means that if you say "Call John Smith," the application will dial his office number.
If you confirm the deletion and this number is the default number, the application will inform you that no default category is configured.
If only one phone number is configured for the contact in question, the application will inform you that the last phone number for this contact can't be removed.