Battery not charging and takes several minutes to locate maps also clock shows wrong time.

It's possible that the DVR's internal battery is losing charge, causing the clock to lose time. Typically, DVRs use a small lithium battery to power the clock and other internal functions. Over time, this battery can lose its charge or fail entirely, which can cause the clock to lose time or reset completely.
To replace the battery in your Channel Master DVR, you'll need to open up the device and locate the battery. Depending on the model of your DVR, the battery may be easily accessible or it may be hidden inside the device. You may want to refer to the user manual or contact Channel Master for specific instructions on how to replace the battery in your model.
Once you've located the battery, you can replace it with a new one of the same type. Lithium coin batteries are a common type used in electronics, so you should be able to find a suitable replacement at most electronics stores. After replacing the battery, you may need to reset the clock and other settings on your DVR.

Unusual, but I would look to the cmos battery- Sometimes , if the small battery in the laptop runs down, the sytem time will be wrong, and Windows will not boot if that happens. It is possible that if you leave the charger connected for several hours- sometimes a whole day, the cmos battery will re-charge- unfortunately there is always a chance that it will not. If it does not then if this model has a detatchable cmos battery, they can be replaced-i

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I wish I had an aswer for you but I dont. Here is a link for a repair man that has an 800 # toll free to call for estimate.
http://clock-repair.net/site-map/seth-thomas-clock-repair/

Best regards. Jewel

Hi,
Please see the picture below for Lithium Battery location.

Black hand mark is the location in SW 343 Board.
Thanks.

if you have set your clock correctly and it still loses time then you may need to change the battery on the motherboard

After replacing the transmitter batteries several times, I tried replacing the clock batteries. They must have been getting low. Once I put in new batteries in the clock it worked fine. Good Luck.

Batteries can only take a finite number of charges and they degrade over time.  A 1st gen IPOD is at least 5-6 years old.  The battery is probably bad.  You can buy a replacement battery from Sonnet Technologies (www.sonnettech.com).  It comes with installation instructions and is really easy to replace.

Hello Rahooty,

There is no way to set the date and time becayse the system clock in your Garmin Rhino 120 should be updating based on the information it receives from the GPS satellites. The radio should auto locate itself within about five minutes of being turned on providing it has a clear view of the sky. Once it sucessfully auto locates the radio's clock and position should reset. There does not appear to be any other reset built into the device.

Try taking the batteries out for at least 5 minutes. Then, reinstall the batteries, turn the unit on, and give the unit 5-10 minutes to auto locate. If it doesn't, you may need to contact Garmin support for additional sevice.

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Ken
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Try to check your phone if the battery connector having lost to contact the battery well. Or the problem came from your battery try to borrow from your friends battery to identify the problem.

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Philip