20 Most Recent La Crosse Projection Alarm Clock with Temperature and Humidity Display Questions & Answers

YES! I also have the same issue - I ASSUMED that it was the RED LASER BLINKING behind the PROJECTED time (on the wall/ceiling), but a different brand with a similar problem was described as actually a PROJECTED RED LED, NOT A LASER. In either case, still not sure what the problem is. ;( To RESTATE the ISSUE for NEW READERS: These digital alarm clocks (with AutoSet through radio signals) project the time in red color on the wall or ceiling. HOWEVER, after some time, the PROJECTED RED TIME begins to flash or blink INTERMITTENTLY - this is NOT a setting issue. The flashing/blinking projection is totally intermittent, occurring every 0.5 to 6 seconds, randomly, leading me to believe it COULD be broken/cracked soldering contact points (which presumably could be fixed by resoldering those contact points on the circuit board), OR perhaps some issue with the internal chip (which would NOT be fixable by a DIYer, I would assume). ANY THOUGHTS?? Thanks!

If you have storm windows, put it between the window and the storm window.

Or try just below the overhang of your house.

1) Does the remote have batteries? See other posts that describe how to do this (4 screws in back need to be removed). Temperature should be displayed in small window of the sending unit if it's working.
2) Hold Channel button for 3 seconds until it beeps - the unit then searches for a signal.

https://www.lacrossetechnology.com/support/manuals.php 3N6 its the technology named , but the model you can choose can be find on this site . Mabe the model and page are find on these pictures. la crosse 3n6 Google zoeken

low temperature/low humidity (LL)

Once the batteries are installed in the remote the temp will appear in the LED screen. Now you are ready to link signals between the main unit and the remote. Simply remove one of the two triple A batteries from the main unit and then replace. You should then see what appears to be a flashing object shaped like a kite with a tail while the two units link up. Then you should see the temp reading at the remote appear in the LED readout at the main unit. By the way there is also a very small reset at the top of the switches on the back of the main unit that can be depressed with a SMALL pointed object like a scissor point or safety pin point.

You might find it and links to the manual here.

http://www.klockit.com/depts/AtomicClocks/dept-52.html

Strangely, the lacorss site itself downs't have a link to the manuals.

Go figure.

http://www.lacrosse-clock.com/lacrossetechnologyatlacrosseclock.htm

To turn off alarm press ALM1 button for a second.
For time follow instructions here
http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/5432twc/manual.pdf

Just press ALM1 button for a second and it will be turned OFF. Do the same for ALM2.

Did you put two AAA batteries in the remote? Use a small phillips to take the cover off of it. Then hold channel on the main unit for three seconds to synch it with the remote.

go here and look for your model
http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/support/manuals.php