I changed batteries on my model#01033 and want to reset it

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Well it would! Number 1 tip, when changing batteries maintain power to the ECM using a battery charger, jump leads or a couple of lengths or wire to the battery wire connectors.

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Steve, thanks for that info on the reset button , I go through this every time I change batteries. I put a note on the back of my Springfield temp now.

Reset what? Sometimes if battery voltage is lost, some modules may have to relearn or reset. Your local dealership may be able to help? I don't know year--make--model, I need more info?

If this is ordinary residential timer, you can replace battery without changing anything.
Just replace battery.
Most timers will hold some or part of the memory during battery changeover... frequently losing no programming if battery change is done quickly, and battery was not completely depleted, and timer is still functional.
If timer function is not restored after battery change, reset timer fully and then reprogram.
If battery change and reset does not work, then timer is probably gone bad.
Most modern timers have reset button, but some require a 2-button sequence to reset.
Other modern timers have a 'battery' but the battery is built into the circuit board and thus not replaceable ... it is rechargeable, like a capacitor ... but when it fails .. the timer needs to be replaced.
Timers with replaceable batteries are generally not functional after exposure to freezing temperatures for several day, but the non-replaceable type generally have wider tolerance for temperature variation.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-timers.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html

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Sounds like your system is not charging the rectifier in this model fails you should be getting 14 volts at the battery witb the engine running. I've changed one recently not an easy job get a meter reading across the battery 14volts is reqd

Simple, the instructions state that when changing the batteries on the outside temp. sensor, you must also change the batteries on the main clock unit. I had same problem when I changed the sensor batteries until I pulled the batteries from the clock and it reset fine. ( Sensor batteries first, then clock batteries. ) The clock will reset to atomic time overnight so don't worry if it doesn't read correctly at first.

its a small reset button on the bottom of the mouse,you have to push it with a small pointed object to reset it,also get lithium batteries and unplug and reinstall theusb chip.good luck.hope i helped

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I have a similar model.  The electronics sometimes needs to be reset after the battery is changes.  Get a magnifying glass and look closely at the stainless frame around the battery.  There is a small AC mark and a triangle which points toward a small gold contact down in an adjacent hole.  This contact must be shorted momentarily to the + side of the battery to reset the display.  You can bend a metal paper clip to make the connection.  You may have to try several times before it resets. It should reset to 12:00 and start running.