Re: The humidity sensor reads "LL" ... What does that...
Humidity value is lower then the forecaster registers , they normally go no lower then 20% . If you are getting an LL that could mean where you are located the humidity was lower then 20%
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Not found it so far but here is a book for a 1050 model, much of which is transferable. There is no Dr. Tech website per se where you can get support or download a manual. That means you would have to depend upon hobbyist/blogs or look up information in generic sites about factors in weather if you have a question. Here is a site where you might try some queries:
if yes - the outside station is transmitting but the temperature sensor is faulty,
if no sensing is available from the outside station, it look like the outside station is faulty . (this is common because of extreme weather change.
notice that the pressure sense is done in the base station.
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Is yours the colour screen one? I thought I was getting the same readings from both units no matter where I put them, but I put a bag of peas on top of one unit and the temperature and humidity dropped massively so mine seems to be working, even if it didn't seem to be working to begin with. Weird unit, why the two sensors anyway, I dont get it.
The WS-7395U uses the La Crosse TX8U outdoor temperature and humidity sensor. That part has a $49.99 MSRP. It is $46.95 from La Crosse; see http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/tx8/index.php to order the part. Other vendors that I checked do not have the sensor in stock for sale separately.
You shoud use new batteries because you dont know how old the ones that are present are. You should also use lithium battteries in the weather station sensors because they last longer and have better low temp response. The batteries should have marks on them that correspond with the marks inside the sensors.
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