Check that the outdoor transmission LED on the bottom is
flashing approximately every 16 seconds. See Figure 4
item 9.
If the batteries were recently (re)placed, check correct
polarity was used and/or reseat the batteries. If the
batteries are old, replace them.
If the LED is now flashing every 16 seconds, proceed to
the next step. If it is not flashing and you have repeated
battery checks and placement, you may have a defective
unit.
Make sure you have fresh batteries in the display console.
If the batteries may have been changed in the remote
and/or the console, and the console has not been reset, the
solution may be as simple as powering cycling the
console: remove both batteries and external adapter for
about 10 seconds and reconnect.
If you still have problems, bring the outdoor sensor to a
location about 10 ft. away from the console for testing.
Power cycle the console as described above.
Do not touch any buttons for several minutes to allow the
console to “discover” the outdoor sensor. During this
process the remote sensor search icon will flash on
the display. Wait several minutes for this icon to turn off.
If the search icon turns off and the outdoor temperature
and humidity are still showing dashes (--), the remote
sensor is defective. If the sensor properly syncs up,
proceed to the next step “Intermittent problems with
outdoor sensor reception on console.”
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