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Troubleshooting
Problem
No outdoor sensor
reception
no bars
Outdoor
temperature
is flashing or
showing dashes
Inaccurate forecast
• Relocate the display and/or the 5-in-1 sensor.
The units must be within 330 ft (100 m) of each
other.
• Make sure both units are placed at least 3 feet
(.9 m) away from electronics that may interfere
with the wireless communication (such as TVs,
microwaves, computers, etc).
• Use standard alkaline batteries (or lithium
batteries in sensor when temperature is
below -4ºF/-20ºC). Do not use heavy duty
or rechargeable batteries. NOTE: It may
take a few minutes for display and sensor to
synchronize after batteries are replaced.
• Synchronize the units:
1. Bring both the sensor and display indoors and
remove batteries/power adapter from each.
2. Reinstall batteries in outdoor sensor.
3. Reinstall batteries/power adapter in display.
4. Let the units sit within a couple feet of each
other for a few minutes to gain a strong
connection.
Flashing of the outdoor temperature may be an
indication of wireless interference.
• Make sure the A-B-C switch in the battery
compartments of both the display and sensor are
switched to the same letter. You may choose A, B or
C; but both units must match to sync up. Sometimes
changing to a different channel can help.
• Weather Forecast icon predicts conditions for
the next 12 to 24 hours, not current conditions.
• Allow unit to run continuously for 33 days.
Battery removal or resetting the display will
restart Learning Mode. After 14 days, forecast
should be fairly accurate, however Learning
Mode calibrates for a total of 33 days.
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Possible Solution
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