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13. Troubleshooting
In purchasing the weather station, you have acquired a product which has been designed to
the state of the art and is operationally reliable. Nevertheless, problems and faults might occur.
Therefore, we would like to describe here how to eliminate possible faults:
Take note of all the safety instructions in these operating instructions!
No reception of the signal of the outdoor sensor
• The distance between weather station and outdoor sensor is too large. Change the
installation site of the outdoor sensor.
• Objects or shielding materials interfere with radio reception. The same applies to other
electronic devices, e.g. televisions or computers. Change the installation site of outdoor
sensor and weather station.
• The batteries of the outdoor sensor are weak or empty. Try to insert new batteries into the
outdoor sensor.
• A different transmitter on the same or an adjacent frequency interferes with the radio signal
of the outdoor sensor. This might be e.g. radio-controlled headphones, radio-controlled
speakers or similar devices.
Such products are usually not in use all the time; the radio reception may be faultless the next
day, for example, which makes a search for the cause more difficult.
• Start the manual search for the outdoor sensor by pressing the button "IN/OUT" for approx.
3 seconds and letting go once the symbol "OUT" blinks on the display.
Faulty reception of weather forecasts
• In case of brief disruptions of the radio transmission (e.g. caused by the operation of a device
that is not sufficiently screened, turning electric devices on/off, etc.), it may happen that the
weather information is not correctly received by the weather station. E.g. the weather station
does not show a reception symbol for tomorrow.
Change the location site of the weather station.