Little Clock then freeze when it turns on

Press the clock button..... Does the time show (at least for a little bit)? If so, then you probably have the Energy Saver function turned on. Here's how to turn that function off (and have your clock display the time all the time): Press and hold the Clock button. Hold it for 15 seconds. Somewhere around 7 to 10 seconds, the clock will display, then go out, then come back on again. By 15 seonds, the clock display should be on, and if you then let go of the clock button, it should stay on.

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Here's a 240V diagram with clock timer and freeze control:
Add a comment if explanation does not fit your exact timer:


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Here's how freeze control works:
Freeze control is like regular timer, except it turns ON by thermostat instead of time-clock
Freeze control turns ON pump whenever thermostat kicks on.
Both clock-timer and freeze-control are wired to pump in 'parallel' so to speak.
Think of it as having two controls wired to same pump...
Both controls can turn pump ON-OFF.
If one turns ON, and other is OFF ... then pump is ON.
If both are ON, then pump is ON ... and electricity just flows around on extra wires.
If both are OFF, then pump is OFF.

Say it's below freezing all day.
Freeze control circuit is ON all day ... pump is ON all day
Clock timer turns ON > but circuit is already ON, so timer just opens more wires for electricity to flow around on.
When clock timer turns OFF > freeze circuit is still ON because it's below freezing ... pump is still ON.

240V wiring:
Power leads coming from circuit breaker go to terminals 1&3 on clock-timer
Same power leads connect to freeze-control-black and freeze-control-red.
Or connect freeze-control-black and freeze-control-red to terminals 1&3
This action puts power to clock and power to thermostat

Pump wires connect to terminals 2&4
Same pump wires also connect to freeze-control-blue and freeze-control-yellow.
Or connect freeze-control-blue and freeze-control-yellow to terminals 2&4
This action connects pump to both freeze-control and timer.
When either clock-timer or freeze-control turn ON, then pump turns ON.

Check the dimmer rheostat position beside the headlight switch its been turned down scroll the little wheel upwards.

If you want to turn off all system beeps (like the ones that go through your computers' internal speaker ):

1. Go to Start-->Run-->Type Regedit.
2. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Sound
3. Edit the key Beep and give it a value of No

This will help you to turn off system beeps.

Atomic clocks are tricky. The clock defaults to PST.

Turn OFF the atomic time feature (The little radar icon will disappear) Make sure that you have clicked the DST/TZONE button on the back of the clock to YOUR timezone (a P,M,C,or E icon will appear on the front screen.) Then turn the atomic feature ON and hopefully - all is well!

Did you get the clock light fixed. Chances are the light is burned. or dimmed all the way down try the selector for your interior lights should be a little wheel on left by cruise or blinker/ turn switch.

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just solved my problem that was like yours. turn the clock off at the power for ten minutes and when you turn it back on it should work. mine did!

It certainly sounds like a defect and I believe would qualify as a warranty repair. Talk to the store where you purchased it to see what their warranty procedure is before it is out of warranty, which can be as little as 90 days. Good luck.