User manual LA CROSS TECHNOLOGY WT-951

[. . . ] Hold down the TIME ZONE button for 2 seconds, or until a Time Zone abbreviation and "ZONE" flash in the LCD, and release. Repeatedly press the TIME ZONE button until the appropriate Time Zone is displayed. Wait 6 seconds for the automatic time-out to exit the Time Zone selection mode. [. . . ] When the WWVB search is complete the time and date will automatically be displayed in the LCD. If the watch is not within range of WWVB signals for an extended period of time it will still continue to operate as a highly accurate quartz controlled clock. VI. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR The watch is supplied with, and powered by a high quality 3V lithium battery with a life expectancy of over 2 years. There is a low-battery indicator that appears between the minutes and the date when the battery is low. The battery should be replaced within 2 months of the appearance of the lowbattery indicator. VII. MAINTENANCE AND CARE Under normal conditions, the watch is shock resistant, however avoid excessive "rough" treatment of the watch as this may cause serious damage. Clean the watch with a soft dry cloth, or with one moistened with a mild soap solution. Do not use any chemical cleaning solutions, these may cause permanent damage to the watch's surface. While the watch is water resistant to 100 feet, do not submerge in water for extended periods of time. ADJUSTING THE STRAP The leather strap is adjustable to fit most all wrist sizes. It is also replaceable with a properly sized band available at a local watch or department store. The strap is held in place by a pin on each side. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem: Solution: No WWVB signal (indicated by the absence of the WWVB tower icon). If it is set between GMT+1 and GMT +12, the WWVB signal will not be received. 2) Move watch 10 feet (3 meters) away from any interfering sources, i. e. electrical appliances (refrigerators, TV's, computers), metal surfaces or objects. 3) To help with overnight reception, place watch in a window with the band inline with the general direction of Ft. 4) There are a few places the signal is very weak (Los Angeles area, Some parts of Florida and New York City). Since the watch has a much smaller receiver than our other clocks, it is possible no reception can be made. The watch displays "-:--" and no date 1) The watch entered the power off mode and was reactivated. Once the watch receives the time signal successfully (usually at night), it will display the correct time and date (Eastern Time zone is the default). [. . . ] Before sending the watch in for repairs, contact La Crosse Technology. The watch will be repaired or replaced with the same or similar model. This warranty does not cover any defects resulting from improper use, unauthorized repairs, faulty batteries, or the watch's inability to receive a signal due to any source of interference. [. . . ]