Aqua systems wireless weather station. Temperature reading is incorrect and exterior sensor and indoor sensor have different readings even when side by side.

Remove the batteries from both units for a couple of hours. Replace the indoor unit battery and then the outdoor battery. This will effect a reset of sorts. Don't forget your rainfall can be different to someone 600 meters away. Having said that 100mm / 4 3/4" difference is a lot.

Who makes that unit? A reading of that temperature usually means that the sensor is bad.

That is most likely the sensor, call the maker of the device and try and buy the sensor.

Check the battery in the outdoor unit, resync them per the instructions, if that does not work check for interference.

It might not be in range I wouls try bringing them closer together or bring your outdoor sensors inside untill yoh get a reading

hi,


does the outside humidity working ?

if yes - the outside station is transmitting but the temperature sensor is faulty,
if no sensing is available from the outside station, it look like the outside station is faulty . (this is common because of extreme weather change.
notice that the pressure sense is done in the base station.
regards ,
Daniel
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Type "Taylor 1524 manual pdf" in google. That should pull up your manual. Sometimes companies produce the same item, with just subtle changes (product differentiation) i.e. Chevy used the same motor block for the 327,350,400 chevy motors, and just installed different cylinder heads.

The wireless unit that transmits to the indoor unit is weather resistant, but not immersible. Even so, try to shield the transmitter from the sun and rain, if possible. When positioning the transmitter, keep in mind that direct sunlight may cause false readings and mounting it on heat-retaining materials (like brick) will show a higher temperature, even after sunset. Avoid mounting it anywhere near things that give off heat (air conditioner units, dark exterior walls, etc.).

LaCrosse has not yet uploaded the manual for this, but you may check later at:

equitybylacrosse.com/31215

Good luck from Detroit, MI.

I had the same problem, Since the outside temp wouldn't read, I figured it was the outside unit batteries. Went through half a dozen AAA batteries and wouldn't read. It was the indoor unit. Had the same bats I installed 3 years ago. DUH! Replaced the AAA, and all was well. When the inside batteries die out, it has just enough juice to read indoor temp, but not enought to sense exterior signal.