Cisco 525 Administrator's Manual page 27

If you think the handset hasn't been configured properly, call our support team for more help.
The handset displays an "Initialising Network" message constantly
This means the handset can't connect to the local network. Before raising a fault, try the following:
Check the connection from the handset to the router/switch, to ensure it's receiving a signal.
Swap out Cat 5 cables and check ports, as well as connections on all wires.
Plug the handset into a different port that you know definitely works.
If none of these work, call our support team.
The handset displays an "SOS Recovery Mode" message
This means the handset has become corrupted whilst updating its firmware. This could be due to a
power issue, for example, which has caused the service to pick up a bug and disconnect. It's a
common issue on Cisco devices and a fix exists at https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-10011.
If you can't follow this guide or encounter more problems, call our support team. They'll either offer
more advice or send out a replacement device.
The handset has an obvious defect or physical fault
If one of your handsets has been physically damaged, for example it has a broken screen or receiver,
call our support team. They'll ask for more details and send you out a replacement if the phone is still
within its warranty period.
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