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unplugging the phone, remove all batteries, wait few minutes, replace the battery, plug in phone, go to setup. do not put a password/ or use a word on the phone label and high light with yellow or red pen/marker highlight word or words+numbers
On my model, it is not an app. You just press & hold the #1 button. If settting it up for the 1st time, it will give you directions. If you've already set it up, it will dial into your voicemail & let you know if you have any messages
Voice mail ships be through your service provider. And normally you just need to go into the app menu select voice mail and the automated setup should walk you through.
I have a LG420G it says welcome to AT&T when I finally find out the number that is associated with this phone it doesnt allow me to edit the AT&T number, help please
To reset password on any tel set go to main set and press feature 983 this gets you in to programming you need a password and default password is normly
120000 for 2 digit locals and 1020000 for 3 digit locals etc.enter this password and press ok go in to
mbox type in mailbox press change , press reset password. hope this works
View Voice Mail setup in you manual. Manuals are available online for read or download. Some VMail functions are Carrier specific. Look at info carrier included with your phone, or access your Vmail and you will hear an option for Vmail Setup. If these two steps don't work, call your carrier. This does sound like a carrier thing,
A caution regarding Hard Reseting your phone, this is a last resort to solving phone problems because a Hard Reset, as opposed to a Soft power off/on Reset, will default(set) your phone back to the state you received it from the mfg/carrier. ANYTHING you put/personalized on the phone is ERASED. This includes apps/settings/files/messages etc etc. Even if you have backedup your phone with a third party app, sometimes you will find your backup's won't work, or are a pain, to get your phone back to where it was when you did a Hard Reset. In addition, a Hard Reset is rarely your problem. It is usually a phone Setting, a phone Carrier,or defective phone(in which case it is worth trying a Hard Reset).
Which mobile service carrier do you use? Are you trying to setup voicemail to play your messages on your phone, or are you trying to setup greetings and what not inside of the voicemail?
Your voicemail settings depend on where you live, and there are hundreds of different access numbers. If you are trying to setup the phone to connect to voicemail and are on Cingular/AT&T, call them at 800-331-0500 from a different phone and they can walk you through the setup easily since they have access to the appropriate voicemail access number for your location.
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