I have a barolo atomic clock, batteries went dead.when I changed batteries I could not get the clock off of pacific coast time. bob pittsburgh

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DORTHY DO YOU HAVE MANUEL? KEEP HITTING SET BUTTON UNTIL YOU GET TO ZONE?

How do I reset the time on my atomic clock 8700?

Please check out this answer:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t3486802-set_clock

Press and hold the SET key for 5 seconds. Press set key repeatedly until TZ is displayed on the bottom. Use the "+" key to set the time zone. -8 is for Pacific Time Zone, it will display -8 PST in the display. Press set to go to the DST setting, and so on until you've cycled through the options.

You need to reset it to YOUR time zone. The default on this model is Pacific Coast time so you must be in the Central Time Zone (2 hours ahead of Central). Instruction manual should show you how to reset.

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Take out the batteries, let stand for about 30 sec replace batteries and reset clock, when ask if you want to auto set daylight time "yes", and continue.

For the Sharp SPC374T Atomic Clock - Time Zone setting- Press the 'Time' button once, the time zone will show where 'Day' usually is, use the Up or Down buttong to adjust.

For the outdoor Thermo, credit to my neighbor for this one. Remove battery from main unit, wait 2-3 minutes. Reload batteries. Once you get a reading from the outdoor sensor, hit the reset on the main unit. You will have to reset the time zone as described above, but this worked for me after 10 months of no outside temp showing up!

Good luck,
Doc