3) Ensure the red on-off switch on the back is in its “O” (off)
position.
4) Unscrew and open both battery covers. (Peel off the
temporary transport lock warning label to gain access if
it is still in position.)
5) Install the 8 D-Cell batteries provided, ensuring all are
correctly orientated and making good contact. Replace
the covers. It’s worth taking care here as the batteries
can spring up and out of position.
6) Turn the switch to ‘on’ only when the clock is in an
upright position. (Remember to turn the clock off again
any time the clock is to be laid flat.)
7) The Mechanimated weather scenery will then
immediately move to one of the five weather scenes.
The clock can now be hung on the wall.
Please note, the weather scenes shown during the first
24 hours of movement may not represent an appropriate
forecast as the clocks needs a little while to track the
changing air pressure before forecasting more accurately.
There are no manual adjustments required to the mechanics
once the clock is up and running and there is no way of or
need to calibrate the barometer.
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