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== Motorola Phone Data Erase == | == Motorola Phone Data Erase == | ||
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'''Master Clear/ Master Reset''' | '''Master Clear/ Master Reset''' | ||
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2. Enter code '00000' | 2. Enter code '00000' | ||
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Phone will clear itself. When complete check that personal information is erased. | Phone will clear itself. When complete check that personal information is erased. | ||
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Motorola Phone Data Erase
NOTE!: we need procedures and a nice list of model #s
Master Clear/ Master Reset
1. Menu -> Settings -> Initial Setup -> Master Clear
2. Enter code '00000'
3. Repeat step 1 & 2 with Master Reset
Phone will clear itself. When complete check that personal information is erased.