I have a 'science museum' radio controlled alarm clock and have lost the instructions to set the time, can someone please help??? Thanks!!!

Illustration on museum web page can be downloaded after free registration.

https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/general_el_ge_digital_clock_radio_7_4612a.html

Lost instruction forLCD alarm clock 4-ld3010-4

Google the manual from memorex ipod dock model 4019BKL w? alarm clock and FM radio and ask for owners manual download it or print it out

Here is the 4 page manual:
http://www.bbtradesales.com/pdf_conversion.php?url=http://www.bbtradesales.com/print_2_0.php?id=4509

Thanks for choosing FixYa,

Kelly

Have you tried looking here?
http://www.zeonltd.co.uk/instructions/Gifts%20and%20Gadgets/Science%20Museum/
Regards
Mark

Try here:
http://www.zeonltd.co.uk/instructions/Gifts%20and%20Gadgets/Science%20Museum/

Hold CLOCK SET button down, press HOURS and MINUTES until you get the right time, release CLOCK SET button. This radio alarm unhelpful calls the ON/OFF button "STANDBY"! To turn it on, press the STANDBY button so the standby light is on!

press the alarm button (so the alarm time is on the screen) then the + button. do the same to deactivate the alarm.
it took me forever to work this out after losing my instructions, feel a bit of an idiot now it seems so simple

http://www.zeonltd.co.uk/instructions//Gifts%20and%20Gadgets/Science%20Museum/SM2453%20-%20Radio%20Controlled%20Blue%20Dial%20Bracelet%20Watch%20(old%20version%20-%20below%20date%20code%20IK).pdf

Probably a few years too late to be any good, but maybe someone else will have the same question. Your GE clock radio is from around 1964, a classic mid-century design with an "All-American-Five" tube radio set. There should be a round knob sticking out of the back panel, right behind the clock. Just twist it to set the time, pull and twist to set the alarm, IIRC. If the knob is missing, you can remove the back panel (unplug from the wall first! The back panel has a safety plug that disconnects the cord,) and you can easily see and twist the stub of the knob. You can download the schematics from the Radio Museum (http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/general_el_c403dc_403.html) but you have to be a member.