How to fix the clock in and out

Look at the dashboard screen. On the bottom right there is a black button poking out oft he plastic screen cover. Press and hold this for a few seconds and the time will start to flash. Then keep pressing the button until the correct hour appears. leave it for a few seconds and minutes will start to flash. keep pressing until it is correct. Leave the button alone and the time will be set.
This is assuming that you want to change the clock on a Scenic II?
Hope this helps

The pop is the key. It sounds internal. The cost of a repair guy depends on ware you live. I would expect between 80-125 for the visit and the part could vary. So you could call the tech to see if it is worth fixing. Or at least find out what the part is and then buy the part and fix it your self. Many times the fee to have the tech look at the appliance is not charged if you have the appliance repaired.
The element going out should not effect the clock. The clock is 110 and the element is 220. There is something that acts like a fuse inside the unit it is designed to shut the unit down if it reaches an extreme temperature. But I also believe these rest them selves as they are not fuses but a heat sensor type thing. I would turn off the power and poke around first and then call a couple of techs and get prices on house calls.

Here is my guess.
Press the Mode button until something is blinking.
If pressing doesn't make something blink, hold the button in.
Once either hour or minute is blinking, use the Set button to change it to the correct time.
Push Mode again, now the other should blink, use Set to change it.
If that is everything, press Mode to allow the unit to exit setup mode.
Gary.
Post back with further info if necessary.

this should fix your problem
HOW TO USE YOUR TC100 TIME CLOCK Step 1: Remove the front cover - see enclosed instruction sheet on page 5. Step 2: Program the Date & Time and Print Method using the 3 buttons: Mode, Select, Setting: Date & Time: Press the Mode button. The Hour will start blinking. Press the Setting button until the correct hour is displayed. Press Select to set the hour shown. The Minutes will blink. Press Setting until the correct minutes are displayed. Press Select to set the minutes shown. The Seconds will blink. To set the seconds at 00, press the Setting button. Press Select. The Year will blink. Press the Setting button until the desired year is shown. Press Select to set the year shown. The Month will blink. Press Setting until the correct month is shown. Press Select to set the month shown. The Day blinks. Press Setting until the correct day is shown. Press Select to set the day shown. Print Method: Press the Mode button until P5 (Program Mode 5 for Print Format) is displayed. Press Setting to choose one of the following Print Methods. The TC100 has two settings for print activation: Manual or Automatic 1 = Automatic (default setting) - The TC100 automatically prints when the time card is inserted. 2 = Manual - After inserting the time card, press the Print Button to activate printing. Press Select to confirm the Print Method chosen. Press Mode

Sometimes a "jammed paper" error message is caused by a very small piece of paper lodged inside around a roller, and can't be seen with removing a cover or something, It isn't always a full sheet of paper in an obvious place that causes the problem. poke around inside and look for a tiny culprit, goodluck!

Peg out the "brown" ground sheet of the inner tent and hold it up like a standard ridge tent.
Put the two shorter upright poles on the inside of the compartment (with something under the feet to prevent damage to the ground sheet). Put the 40mm tubes on the spike that pokes through, and then put the ridge pole on the outside.
Everything should then hold in place while you put the fly sheet over the top with the 2 longer poles at the front.......

tip - line up the seam on the fly sheet with the front of the inner tent as you peg it out....
Good luck

I dont know where to find an instructions booklet but I can help with setting the time/date:
To set the time and date (you have to do them both together):

• First press and hold the 'CLOCK' button until it beeps then let go.
• You will then be required to select the year by scrolling up or down with the 'TIME SET' rocker switch on the right hand side.
• Once you have the right time, press the 'ENTER' button, to the right of the rocker switch once.
• You will then be required to select the the month. Do this by once again using the 'TIME SET' rocker switch and then pressing 'ENTER'.
• You will need to repeat this to select the date (day).
• You then use this same process to select the time, starting with the hour and then the minute.
• After you have finnished selecting the minute, press the 'ENTER' button once and then the set time, with the day in the top left corner will be shown. You do not need to press anything else. Your clock is now set.

REMEMBER to press the 'ENTER' button after selecting each thing to move you on to the next thing to set.

TIP; Beside the 'CLOCK' button there is a button which says 'D.S.T SUMMER T'. This is the button which automatically switches your clock from british summer time to winter time and back again. It means that you do not need to reset your clock every time. Make sure that it is in the right setting when you set the clock otherwise it could get confusing. You will know if it is on british summer time because a small sun with a clock face appears in the top right corner of the screen.

Good Luck x

I have a mantle clock version and to set the clock to recognize the radio signal, I need to hold down both the ET and PT time zone buttons for a few seconds. The clock hands will then continue to move until they reset themselves to the correct time.

Go to:
http://www.emersonelectronics.ca/emerson/en/product/details/VLJT600
or
http://www.emersonelectronics.ca/emerson/en/category/list/694

The solution appears to be common for all recent Emerson SmartSet(tm) radios (BTW it's not the clock fault, it's the law).

Remarkably Emerson foresaw this, so here we go.

Short version (may require three hands :-) )

DST start:
Press and hold MONTH/DATE and ALARM 1 buttons for at least 3 seconds until the display changes to something like "4 F" (Fourth month, First week) alternating with something like "4. 1" (April 1st, for 2007) or "4. 6" (April 6th, for 2008). While holding down the MONTH/DATE and ALARM 1 buttons, now press the DOWN or "-" Set button (3 times) until "3F2" shows (Third month, second week) alternating with something like "3.11) (March 11th, for 2007) or "3. 9" (March 9th, for 2008). Let go of all buttons and we are now half done.

DST end:
Press and hold MONTH/DATE and ALARM 2 buttons for at least 3 seconds until the display changes to something like "10 L" (Tenth month, Last week) alternating with something like "10.28" (October 28th, for 2007) or "10.26" (October 26th, for 2008). While holding down the MONTH/DATE and ALARM 2 buttons, now press the UP or "+" Set button (1 time) until "11 F" shows (Eleventh month, first week) alternating with something like "11. 4" (November 4th, for 2007) or "11. 2" (November 2nd, for 2008). Let go of all buttons and we are now done.


This should remain until either the lithium battery fails or Congress undoes its work.


BTW the Emerson addendum has a history error. The time change in the first Sunday in April and the last Sunday in October did not start in 1966, but in 1987. Before that starting in 1966 the standard was set at the last Sunday in April and the last Sunday in October. Except for 1974, when it was January 6th, 1974 (DST start) and October 27th, 1974 (DST end) and in 1975 when it was February 23rd, 1975 (DST start) and October 26th, 1975 (DST end). Before 1966, state and local governments had many different rules. Source: http://webexhibits.org/daylightsaving/e.html