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What type of phone is this? Most home phones have a setting in them to adjust the number of rings. Retrieving voice mails requires the voice mail be set up first. To assist you further, please provide more details.
To retrieve voice mail you don't need the manual. Call user's attention of you cell phone sevice provider and ask them what it the numeber you should call to get voice mail but you should remember the password. If yo don't know the password, there is no way to get your voice mail
some phones have virtual voice mail...which means you must syc it with the service voice mail ... if voice mail is pass word protected ...you must program the voice mail password and information into the virtual voice mail or it will not retrieve messages or give you notification of incoming voice mail.. The directions they give you for this is really asinine and hard to understand. Call your service provider they will be able to help you.
The voice mail
is a function of your mobile provider. Many can be retrieved. Call your
voice mail and listen to the instructions to see if it says how to
recover your recently deleted mail.
If you can't get the info from your voice mail box call your provider & see if they can help you.
Don't wait to long or it might be permanently deleted.
If you have voice mail on a land line as opposed to your cellular phone, you shouldn't have an icon on your cellular phone to retrieve any but the voice mail on your cellular account. If there is a special phone number that you call to retrieve your land line voice mail, then dial it, and enter whatever codes are required to retrieve your land line voice mail.
Are you not able to retrieve new voicemails or only saved voicemails? Occasionally your carrier may delete old saved voicemails to make room for new ones.
If you want to save all old voicemails on your computer forever, you can sign up for a service like youmail.com
What worked for me was to call my phone from another phone and leave myself a voicemail. I then went in and retrieved and deleted that voicemail. Once I hung up from my voicemail service my handsets reset about 10 seconds later.
you can retrieve msg by calling your cell from land line so its dont cost you minutes. once the voice mail answers. press the star then inter your passcode to voice mail when prompted.
that's why it's not possible. 
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