Memorex MPH1089 digital answering machine

Call a1sewingmachines.com
518)469-5133

and ask them about the manual

Try contacting this guy. He used to provide the manuals for those who needed them:

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go to the website and download the instruction manual.

Unfortunately this machine does not have the facility to change the number of rings before it answers. The following extract from the manual describes how the number of rings is controlled:

Toll Saver Facility
Your unit has a Toll Saver Facility. This means your unit will answer call on the 4th rings if there are no new messages, or on the 2nd ring if new messages have been record. Therefore when you are calling your unit remotely you will know by the 3rd ring if there are no new messages. So you can hang up saving the cost of the call.

You can download the manual from here:

http://www.memorexelectronics.com/manuals/mph-1089.pdf

in your inbox you will get a option delete message in that you can mark your unwanted messages and you can delete or erase

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I think that the key to finding the right manual isn't going to be the name Dominon, but rather the name DeLuxe, a conglomerate of Japanese made 'badged' machines. Some of the names that you see badged by DeLuxe are Remington, Dominion, Dressmaker, etc. You may be able to find a compatible manual for your machine, by comparing it to the pictures at: http://www.sewusa.com/Sewing_Machine_Manuals/Deluxe_ZigZag_Sewing_Machines.htm Also, the folks at the yahoo group "vintagejapansewingmachines" would be able to help you out. Hope you're sewing soon!

Slide the lens cover open/close to switch on/off.

We have the manual. We just found it... Long story! Where can i post it and should I just re-write it online someplace where peeps can find it?

The only way to get it going is to send it to Garmin. The PIN is a security lock and Garmin will only unlock and return it to the registered owner ... who is not you. This is to prevent miscreants from stealing them and then selling them at, erm flea markets. You DID ask for proof of ownership, manuals etc from the flea market person didn't you?