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This website listed above shows the manuals for the vtech phones. Find your model number on your phone and retrieve the manual from the site. On the part of recovering your deleted messages on your vtech phone, you can't recover them from the device itself. If you have Vonage, Comcast, AT&T or Verizon, which all have VoiceMail systems. They can recover your deleted messages. I hope something turns out for the good on this vtech problem.
With the handset in idle mode, press PROG.
Use up/down until the display shows "RINGER:" and the current setting. Press SELECT. Use up/down to select the desired volume. Press SELECT.
The above is from page 8 of the manual at http://vt.vtp-media.com/ecp/documents/product_Product/65/UserManual/158/T2351_Manual.pdf
I am sorry. Your answering machine has about 14 minutes recording time.
Space is limited. After you delete a message to make room and new
messages are recorded, so old messages are pretty much shredded and un-retrievable. But
even if the message memory has not been totally rewritten, I believe
deleted message are lost for ever. That is what I read on the manual
for a GE or Panasonic phone user manual.
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