The manual for the thermometer is available on the LaCrosse site: http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/7034twcit/index.php . The direct link is http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/7034twcit/manual.pdf .
Put the batteries in the remote(s) first. (If you need to reset the units, pull the batteries from the indoor temperature sensor and the remotes for 10 minutes before restarting.) With the remotes and indoor sensor 3 to 5 feet apart, put the batteries in the indoor temperature sensor. Then wait 10 minutes before pressing any buttons. Once you have confirmed communication between the units, then move the remotes to their final location (not more than 330 feet away minus 30 feet for external walls or windows and 20 feet for each internal wall between the units.)
I hope this helps.
Cindy Wells
I can not open the out door sensor to replace the batteries. I have several sizes or screw drivers, including several sizes of philips heads. How do I open the out door sensor to replace the batteries? Thx
Look closely at the screw head (a magnifier might help). It's possible that the screw was damaged during assembly. If the screw head is damaged, any Philips screwdriver of the right size will spin instead of removing the screw. In that case, a Screw-out tool might work. An example is here:http://www.amazon.com/Alden-8440P-Grabit... . You will need to obtain a new screw from your hardware store. It is possible that the you'll need to either retap the threads the remote's case after removing the screw. Another possibility is just debris in the screw head. You can use a dental/crafter's pick to remove the debris and then try your screwdriver again. Cindy Wells (I had a problem with a set screw with a debris problem. The Allan wrench seemed to fit and work at first. By the time the screw was removed and replaced, I'd damaged the threads on the piece. Retapping the threads was a necessity. Fortunately, I had access to someone with these tools. You may need to get or borrow the extra tools.)
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