How do I delete stored phone numbers from a Lucien AT&T 960 phone

In the link, but the best way is to get it appraised at a local jeweler.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Lucien+Piccard+14K+gold+large+mens+watch+value

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I got this Lucien Piccard gold watch in a vintage shop with no model/serial number anywhere. Can someone identify if it's real LP or a replica?

Information suggests around $150.

Goto Contacts list and press the contact you wish to delete twice and a menu will show an option to delete. Select delete and the contact will be deleted.

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Once the keypad starts becoming unresponsive to pressed buttons, there is little that can be done. With the decline in landline service, full featured telephones like the AT&T 960 are no longer being made. Check eBay for any listings of 960s or look at the current selection of at&t branded corded phones to see if any of them are a suitable substitute.

Estimated price: $5k

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Do the following for deleting items in memory.
Press and hold down button and press store /retrieve button

You will see the memory program as follows



The first line reffers all the stored

Else shows individual ecg in memory ( by name or by date)
To delete all ecgs select delete and press button
If you want to delete one by one then select the ecg recording which you want to delete and press
ok

It is called a good watch. The serial number is meaningless I am afraid. I have no idea what watch you have from the info you gave. Other than it sounds like "a good watch"

Given that consumer telephones are inexpensive, the cost of repairing the speaker phone on the 960 (assuming you still have it) is probably not worth it.

Going off of my memory....to program a speed dial you would first press "Program", enter the telephone number you want stored and then press the one of the memory buttons to save the number to. If the number is to be saved on a lower memory position press "Lower" before you press the memory button.

AT&T's telephone product website has a section where user manuals for many AT&T and Lucent branded telephones.

http://telephones.att.com/telephones_ui/support/dsp_manuals_list.cfm

The 960 is no longer listed, but the many of the basic functions are similar to the 922.