Hi,
I have porblem with projecting time and temperature. The digits are shown not full, some elements are missing on each digit.
Any idea how to fix this problem.
I just brought home the Homedics Sound Spa Premier SS-5000 Clock Radio and have the same problem. I am showing all 8's, as if there was a decal hidden somewhere. The rest of the clock works fine. I cannot understand how the projection feature can be messed up, unless it is reading the time from a different clock (internal). It just doesn't make sense. I just brought home the Homedics Sound Spa Premier SS-5000 Clock Radio and have the same problem. I am showing all 8's, as if there was a decal hidden somewhere. The rest of the clock works fine. I cannot understand how the projection feature can be messed up, unless it is reading the time from a different clock (internal). It just doesn't make sense.
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YES! I also have the same issue - I ASSUMED that it was the RED LASER BLINKING behind the PROJECTED time (on the wall/ceiling), but a different brand with a similar problem was described as actually a PROJECTED RED LED, NOT A LASER. In either case, still not sure what the problem is. ;(
To RESTATE the ISSUE for NEW READERS: These digital alarm clocks (with AutoSet through radio signals) project the time in red color on the wall or ceiling. HOWEVER, after some time, the PROJECTED RED TIME begins to flash or blink INTERMITTENTLY - this is NOT a setting issue. The flashing/blinking projection is totally intermittent, occurring every 0.5 to 6 seconds, randomly, leading me to believe it COULD be broken/cracked soldering contact points (which presumably could be fixed by resoldering those contact points on the circuit board), OR perhaps some issue with the internal chip (which would NOT be fixable by a DIYer, I would assume). ANY THOUGHTS?? Thanks!
Ascot AUPWE10 Projection Alarm clock. To change the main time and date. Push the Mode button until the temperature display is shown at the top. Then hold the mode button in until the the day function flashes down the bottom. Move to required field by pushing the mode button again. Adjust date and time displays using the arrow keys.
If its been more than 2 years since you replaced the lamp, might be time for a new one. check the lamp code on the side sticker, should be #
BP96-00224J. Good luck.
You have a defective temperature sensor 3 blinks flashes oncenevery 5 seconds IC2301(pin74 and 75) detects open or short of the Temperature Sensor (R2911) on Front Thermistor C.B.A., then indicates the error when Temperature Sensor is open or shorted. (The error is not detected for 1 minute after Lamp ON.)
This has nothing to do with the element. This oven should only be serviced by a qualified technician. If you were one, you would already know the solution. You need to go into diagnostic mode to determine if it is the solid state relay or the cc thermocouple. After resetting the hi-limit more than once, it will also need to be replaced.
I just brought home the Homedics Sound Spa Premier SS-5000 Clock Radio and have the same problem. I am showing all 8's, as if there was a decal hidden somewhere. The rest of the clock works fine. I cannot understand how the projection feature can be messed up, unless it is reading the time from a different clock (internal). It just doesn't make sense.
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