20 Most Recent La Crosse Radio Controlled Atomic Clock - Page 9 Questions & Answers

There are a few ways to do that. It depends on the connections the tv and the converter have.

1st way is to take a coax jumper from the box to the tv coax input. Coax meaning cable wire that screws on like the wire coming from the outside to the box.

2nd way is to use red yellow white tri-cable, or audio visual cables if the tv has them as inputs, the color of the ends is the same as on the input ports.

3rd way is to use a component cable. These are the 5 connectors bunch which have 3 video and 2 audio and go to the same colored component video in.

remove everything to get to the hands, remove the top hands only leaving the one, carefully apply crazy glue (tiniest sliver) to the hand where it meets the shaft. Adjust that hand for one minute after the current time. wait about 15 seconds between each hand. Apply the others remembering to set the others to the exact time. let it dry and you should be done.

Pull the batteries out of the clock, wait a minute, and then put them back in. That will reset the link between the two. The temperature should be OK in just a few minutes. The clock will read the wrong time and date until it resets during the night. The next day, all will be well.

I inserted new batteries, second hand would not move at all. 1 hour later I came back and clock was running with the correct time.

See http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/3143a/manual.pdf Press the unmarked button for 1 second. That turns DST on and off.

Try this link and follow the instructions.

http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/3143a/manual.pdf

The clock is searching for a strong enough radio signal from NIST station WWVB. When it can't lock on it, it gives up, moves the dial four hours, and goes to sleep to wait for better reception. Put the clock in a window facing towards Boulder, CO, overnight. (Radio propagation is better after dark.)

• Twist and lift open the battery compartment cover at the back of the clock and insert 1 fresh AA, LR6 1.5 volt ALKALINE battery according to the polarity marked on the case.
• Press time zone button to select a time zone.
• Replace the battery compartment cover.
THAT’S IT! During the night your clock will automatically set itself.

It will do it itself just need to wait thats all

I guess the battery has run out on you. change the battery and you are good to go. I got to warn you though, if you are skittish on taking a good risk, do not try to change the battery yourself. It is a little piece of complex machinery. I have the same problem a while ago. I decided to change the battery myself after the watch repairman tried to sell me a new watch. And you know what, I'm glad I did. My atomic watch is working fine again.