Sometimes the RF frequency from the outside transmitter loses contact with the clock's frequency ( it has happened to me only twice in 6 years ), and then the outside temp will not show. Simple solution to fix this is: Take down the outside transmitter and the internally mounted clock. Remove batteries from both. Wait about 10 mts. First install batteries in the transmitter, then after about 30 seconds, install batteries in the clock. In about 5 mts, you will find the clock showing the external temp like before.
I'm having the same problem and can't find an answer. Seems this also happened with another model we had - planned obsolescence? It was working fine, flashing due to low battery. Now, nothing from outside. Annoying.
If you are replacing the batteries on the remote, also remove the batteries in the base. The remote batteries must be installed first, then the batteries in the base.
Ron
I had the same issue. I opened the base, pulled a battery out and put it back in, and now it works fine. The same thing happens whenever the base loses signal from the remote (such as blockage or whatever)....the base has to be reset to reacquire the signal from the remote.
Why didn't they just put a reset button on the base (to save opening the case each time)?
I had tried that before, and tried it again now, and again no success. My model does have reset buttons, on both outside and inside base units; i punched them to no avail.
Use Lithium batteries, they still work in the cold.
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