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Posted on Sep 19, 2011

The outside temperature doesn't register on the inside device. Changed the batteries in the outside device. Also, how do you change the time. Since I replaced batteries in the inside device the time is wrong.

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Hello. Chances are that the battery contacts in the outdoor unit are corroded due to exposure to moisture. Do this. Remove the batteries and clean the battery contacts in the device using the eraser end of a common pencil. Then reinsert the batteries. If that doesn't do it, go to any auto parts store and get a can of electrical contact cleaning spray and repeat the above steps. J.

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