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I can't change the time of the clock on the Hyundai 50645P CD player/AM FM clock. There is no information in the Sante Fe manual. Any advice?

I cannot change the time on the clock setting on my Hyundai 50645P cd player/am fm radio. Can you help me with this please. All of the buttons control the radio settings, but I am unable to change the time on the clock and it is annoying that the time is 20 minutes different from my Sante Fe's digital clock radio above it. I have looked in the Manual for my 2004 Sante Fe, but there is no information for the clock radio. Liz Pickard

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Try this, put the key in the ignition and let it be on the first turn right marked "ACC" or you can turn off the stereo and you will notice that only the Digital Clock screen will show. Turn the Volume/Audio/Sel knob and press on the "DISP" button simultaneously for about 4 seconds then release the "DISP" button. The digital clock will start blinking, and then use the Tune/Seek arrows pointing up and down to change the time. If the hour digit is blinking change the hour and after you have changed it press "DISP" then the minute digit will start to blink change it using the arrows, when you are done press "DISP" again or leave the clock for between 4 to 8 seconds the clock will start working normally.


I hope this works for you.


Good luck!


Aquinas

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    I can't change the time of the clock on the Hyundai 50645P CD
    player/AM FM clock.






    Try this, put the key in the ignition and let it be on the first
    turn right marked "ACC" or you can turn off the stereo and you will notice that
    only the Digital Clock screen will show. Turn the Volume/Audio/Sel knob and press
    on the "DISP" button simultaneously for about 4 seconds then release the "DISP"
    button. The digital clock will start blinking, and then use the Tune/Seek
    arrows pointing up and down to change the time. If the hour digit is blinking change
    the hour and after you have changed it press "DISP" then the minute digit will
    start to blink change it using the arrows, when you are done press "DISP" again
    or leave the clock for between 4 to 8 seconds the clock will start working
    normally.





    I hope this works for you.





    Good luck!





    Aquinas Osondu

    I can't change the time of the clock on the Hyundai 50645P CD player/AM FM clock.


    Try this, put the key in the ignition and let it be on the first turn right marked "ACC" or you can turn off the stereo and you will notice that only the Digital Clock screen will show. Turn the Volume/Audio/Sel knob and press on the "DISP" button simultaneously for about 4 seconds then release the "DISP" button. The digital clock will start blinking, and then use the Tune/Seek arrows pointing up and down to change the time. If the hour digit is blinking change the hour and after you have changed it press "DISP" then the minute digit will start to blink change it using the arrows, when you are done press "DISP" again or leave the clock for between 4 to 8 seconds the clock will start working normally.


    I hope this works for you.


    Good luck!


    Aquinas Osondu

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