Why does my voicemail say its full and how do I fix it?

The "10B1" message on your Panasonic KX-TGD390C phone may indicate that your voicemail box is still full, even if you've deleted all the messages. This could be due to some saved or undeleted messages in a different folder or some other issue with your voicemail settings. To clear your mailbox and resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Access your voicemail box: Dial your voicemail access number. It's typically a number provided by your phone service provider, such as "123" or "555."
2. Follow the voice prompts: Once you're in your voicemail system, listen to the voice prompts carefully. There should be an option to manage your messages or change your mailbox settings.
3. Delete all messages: Even if you've already deleted messages from your phone, there may be some messages still stored in your voicemail box. Use the voicemail system's options to delete all messages.
4. Check saved messages: Some voicemail systems have a separate folder for saved messages. Make sure to check this folder and delete any saved messages if they exist.
5. Change mailbox settings: If you cannot find any messages in your voicemail box and it's still showing as full, you may need to access your mailbox settings and reset or reconfigure them. Look for options related to mailbox size, message retention, or other similar settings. You might need to contact your service provider for assistance if you can't find these settings.
6. Reboot your phone: After you've taken the above steps, it's a good idea to power cycle or reboot your Panasonic phone. This can sometimes help refresh its connection to the voicemail system.
7. Contact your service provider: If you're still experiencing issues after trying these steps, it's a good idea to contact your phone service provider's customer support for assistance. They can help you troubleshoot and resolve any voicemail-related problems.

Remember that the specific steps and options may vary depending on your phone service provider and the voicemail system they use. It's essential to follow the prompts and options provided by your voicemail system when you access it through your voicemail access number.

They normally hold more messages than that, unless they are long messages? Google
make model manual
for your particular mystery model for 'Erase' instructions.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Panasonic+memory+is+full+and+I+can%27t+receive+any+voicemail+but+only+have+4+voicemail

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voicemails are stored on the phones network if it says full the phone is not receiving the signal to say its been deleted, this is usually done over the sms service so check these settings are uptodate, your sim company will have the setting information for you and a how to for your device.

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call the phone company

You need to change his Voicemail number. On a Nokia this is fixed by going to your Tools/Settings and selecting Voicemail, and changing the Voicemail number there. You can get your dad's Voicemail number by calling up the customercare. But if you remove your number from the assigned Voicemail number, it should fix your problem.

Which voicemail do you have? If it is the Partner Mail VS, or the stand alone Partner Mail, then it sounds like the hard drive is going bad. I would buy a new voicemail before this one dies.

ali

Didn't see an option to delete all messages.

Instruction to delete a single message is on page 5-40.

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http://support.avaya.com/edoc/docs/legend/legisdn1.pdf

The mailboxes don't need to have saved messages, to be full. More then likely what is happening is that when people call in, they are getting a generic/Auto Attendant vm box, and that one is full. Try checking vm box #100, or #10. That is the Nortel standard general delivery vm box. Please let me know is this helps, or if you more help.