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General| Brand | La Crosse Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | WT-3161BK |
| Category | Clock |
| Language | English |
Suggests name-brand alkaline batteries with minimum voltage of 1.48V and specific expiration dates for optimal performance.
A good AA Alkaline battery is expected to last over 12 months.
Restarts the atomic clock to its default state, involving battery removal, button presses, and time zone selection.
The clock supports four North American time zones: Pacific, Mountain, Central, and Eastern.
Explains how the clock synchronizes with the WWVB signal, potentially taking up to 5 nights for automatic adjustment.
Provides steps to manually set the clock's time using the SET button to advance the minute hand.
Details how to adjust for DST, including checking the DST selector and potential signal reception delays.
Indicates a non-receipt of the WWVB signal, possibly due to electrical storms or interference.
Suggests holding the Time Zone button for 5 seconds and checking DST settings to resolve hour discrepancies.
Hands spinning once or twice daily indicates auto-correction of time or potential battery issues.
Continuous spinning suggests a low or overpowered battery or a potential movement issue.
Jerking hands indicate a low/overpowered battery or a potential movement replacement need.
Stuck hands may be due to a low/overpowered battery, bent hands, or a faulty movement.
Addresses interference from electrical storms, repositioning the clock, and avoiding proximity to electronic devices.
The clock cannot work with a booster antenna; opening the clock voids the warranty.
The atomic clock cannot operate on a control timing circuit; opening voids the warranty.
Designed for indoor/outdoor use, optimal indoor placement is near a window facing Colorado.
