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14. Troubleshooting
With this weather station, you purchased a product built to the state of the art and operationally
safe. Nevertheless, problems or errors may occur. The following contains descriptions for the
removal of possible interference.
No reception of the outdoor sensor signal
•
The distance between weather station and outdoor sensor is too large. Change the installa-
tion site of the weather station or outdoor sensor.
•
Objects or shielding materials (metallised insulated glass windows, reinforced concrete, etc.)
interfere with radio reception. The weather station is too close to other electronic devices (TV,
computer). Change the installation site of the weather station or outdoor sensor.
• The outdoor sensor batteries are weak or flat. Try inserting new batteries in the outdoor sen
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sor. Observe Chapter 13.
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The safety code of the outdoor sensor and weather station do not match. Remove the bat-
teries from the weather station and the outdoor sensor and proceed as described in chapters
9. a) and b).
•
Very low outdoor temperatures (less than -20 °C) decrease battery and in particular recharge-
able battery performance.
•
Another transmitter on the same or adjacent frequency interferes with the outdoor sensor
radio signal. It may be helpful to reduce the distance between the weather station and outdoor
sensor.
No DCF Reception
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The weather station is installed close to other electronic devices or close to electrical lines
or metal parts.
Buildings made of reinforced concrete, metal-coated insulating glass windows and setup in a
basement also prevent good reception of the DCF signal.
•
The DCF reception is best at night, when there are least interferences by electronic devices
(e.g. TVs or computers are off).
Just wait for the next day; the weather station should display the DCF time and date then.
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