I have a siemens AL14H Gigaset phone which is displaying ''Answer memory full'', How do I clear this message any help greatfully received
Mr R
SOURCE: Siemens Gigaset 2420 corded unit resets when calls received
OK, here's what happened. I had the same issue of the phone resetting when a call came in, I thought it was a power issue and through some testing it was not. Here's the fix...Menu \ system settings \ enter pin (if you haven't changed it it is 0000) scroll to factory default and reset. This fixed the problem somehow for me, make sure to write down any impotant messages because it will erase everyting (silly me). I hope this helps.
SOURCE: line cut off problem
That is a common problem with this model, normally happens after a storm passes through. Unfortunately there is no easy fix for on site, it would need to be sent in for repair or replaced. You can google Siemens Cordless Repair to find service facilities.
SOURCE: set number of rings before answer machine pick up
From the main menu select the Voice Mail option in Voice mail select Ring Delay in Ring Delay you can choose the delay time before Answering Machine pick up the phone from 0 to 30 secend.Reza from Iran
SOURCE: Siemens Gigaset AL14H - mailbox full
I know this problem was posted ages ago, and no doubt the poster has solved it, but I hope giving a solution now is useful for some poor soul who, like me, who has spent ages surfing trying to find a solution, to no avail.
Basically, the problem is NOTHING TO DO WITH YOUR PHONE. I discovered that our telephone supplier (Virgin Media in our case) gave us a free voicemail service without telling us. This service cuts in before the answerphone and takes messages which you don't know are there - apparently they are indicated by a break in dial tone but of course with Gigaset phones you don't use a dial tone!
So, people leave you messages (which you don't know are there, and so ignore) and after a while your mailbox gets full.
To access this mailbox you need to call 1571 - when you finally discover this you'll be surprised at how many important calls you've ignored.
To turn the service off you need to call the phone provider and it can take 24 hours for it to be turned off. Beware though, it took me 20 minutes to get through to the service provider. I then spoke to someone in India and was then transferred to someone in England who resolved the problem.
Finally we are back to normal. Phew!
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