How to set Brookstone clock 535419 floating message alarm clock (copyright 2002)

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Here are some guesses. The 'control cover' is where you put the back-up battery.

To change the 12/24 hour time format, open the CONTROL COMPARTMENT COVER on the bottom of the clock and adjust the 12/24 TIME FORMAT switch to the desired format .

Self-Setting Clock - Brookstone

Instruction Manual - Brookstone

Brookstone https://manuals.brookstone.com > ... PDF 12/24 HOURS TIME DISPLAY SETTING 1. The "12h" or "24h" will start flashing in LCD2 (Default setting 12h).

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  Features: x WWVB Radio Controlled Clock (Atomic Clock) x Time in 12/24 hour format x Manual time setting option x Time Zone setting: +/- 12 Hours from GMT.

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I searched on your product name and found an instruction manual for a Brrostone self-setting alarm clock radio:
http://www.brookstone.com/webassets/pdf/607960p_manual.pdf

How do I set the time on my clock

get a manual for your set at partstore.com.good luck.

You have to press and hold the up arrow while in Alarm mode to enable the alarm, and press and hold the down arrow while in Alarm mode to disable the alarm. Setting the alarm automatically enables the alarm.

I've noticed that manually setting the clock forward or back by any number of minutes, results in the same time offset being displayed after unplugging - plugging back in. So, if it's 9pm and you set if 5 minutes fast (9:05pm). Then unplug it and plug it back in 30 minutes later (9:30pm), the clock will maintain your setting of 5 minutes ahead of the actual time (9:35).

I like to set my clocks 5 minutes fast, just to make me always think I'm running a bit late (sure, maybe I'm a bit crazy). But this "sticky" manual setting is kind of a nice feature in my opinion. I'm wondering if it's not intentional?

Anyway, just manually set it back to the real time, and it sho