When I turn on the 5045-LM, the hour glass turns then stops at 7:00 position and stays like that ; what does it mean-what should I do ? Aksel.
1044361
I am having the same issue. For some reason, I am not able to get this system to stay on. I have had Magellan's before and never had any issues. I love this product but cannot get it to work. Sometimes it turns on and with a slight bump turns off again. seems like some loose connection. Please help!!!!
1044362
Turned if off and restart, may need to try a few times. My problem is that the map is too outdated in Oklahoma City. Don't know whether other users have the same problem when their areas develop fast.
1044363
Make sure your unit is off. Then, when you turn it on, hold the on switch in the on position for at least 10 seconds. The unit should not turn on until you let go of the on switch. I was told this will reboot the unit as you would a computer. If that doesn't work you may have to contact Magellan.
1044364
Thanks, I had tried every version of that idea but the unit comes on immediately and just goes to that circling clock face.
1044365
I don't have a clue. About half of the time mine will not turn on so I really can't help Sorry
1978992
The clock I have automatically sets itself for daylight savings time. Maybe you have it set for the wrong time zone. Look at the directions. The clock works really well.
1628497
I sold a lot of these watches to customers in Arizona and never had this problem. Try this if you set the watch to Central time you should pick up the extra hour.
1395758
I bought a different container because I had the same problem as you it would not close. But according to the directions I think your suppose to turn it counter clock wise. But for me it was always to slippery and would never turn so I have up and bought a container.
927195
Yes it is but ,I don't know at the same place it write 260m and other time write 210m how can I fix it?
994773
I can only imagine that the circular time dial is not securely connected to the timer shaft. There is a philips head screw that attaches the dial to the shaft. My guess is that the clock shaft is turning and that since the dial is not 'connected' to the shaft, that it is not advancing in time...so take off the dial, examine how it connects/interlocks to the shaft and then re-install it.
83399
You tried holding it for a couple seconds? I just tried mine and I held it for a couple seconds (no more than 5) and the hour started flashing. If that isn't working then yes I would say you should return it. I would definitely suggest getting another though cause I am very happy with mine.
2020979
I had to look for a bit. But you need to set the correct time zone. Then it should fix itself. It is in the settings somewhere. Sorry I don't remember the exact menu choices.
1740906
This happend to mine also. I seen this advice on another site. Unplug it, wait a little, plug back in. Go to the setting menu. Go to clock. Make sure to turn off the auto clock setting. Then set it manually. This seemed to work for me. If this doesn't work you probally got a lemon.
1745723
I have mine set to run one hour at 5pm and cool at 6PM. Screen one is the clock, Mode 1 is set at 5pm as well as mode 2. Mode 3 is stop time at 6pm and mode 4 is cool down mode at 6pm, but the unit keeps running. What am I doing wrong?
2094231
Yes. The dial on my units (I've owned two now) have gotten stuck in the On position. This doesn't just happen when the dial is turned past the 120 minute mark.
1289751
i have the same problem!! love the radio but the time is never correct. Drives me insane. even had my kids try to set it. if anyone can help us please respond!
1322328
My computer also slowed, and showed the spinning hourglass for 20 seconds between entries. Not a very good program, not worth the money. Try to update and see if it's any better. There has been at least one update in the last few months.
565071
Setting the time was easy, be sure the brew sett time is not what you're trying to set, I initially made that mistake. Like my old daddy use to say, if you don't get the first time read the instructions. Goodluck.
1740905
I'm not sure what settings I have for auto and Daylight savings, but my unit has always lost about 30 seconds a week. I feel better seeing it's not hours off like others report. This unit is full of bugs and I sent Toshiba a list but they don't seem to care. Too bad a $5 Timex keeps better time...
93140
I also have not been able to get my clock to the correct time zone...it has the right time, but mountain time....I unplugged it various times, and it does correct the 12:00 time eventually, and push the button that says EST, but it doesn't take it...I really got it for the size and sound of the radio, so I have given up on getting the getting the correct time. I even looked up others who explained how to get the time going on amazon, but didn't work for me.
2230563
I had to remove the little tube attachments to make mine turn off at a decent time. This allows more light to get into the sensor. You will also want to be sure that the sensor is facing out from your fixture. Because of the spring loaded contact, it allows you to tighten or loosen the unit enough to position the sensor properly. Mine are on the west side of my house, so they don't turn off at sunrise, but they do turn off by 8:30 or 9:00 daylight savings time. I thought by removing them, the lights would flicker because they are inside a glass cover, but it doesn't cause any problems and they turn on and off just fine now. I had to remove the little tube attachments to make mine turn off at a decent time. This allows more light to get into the sensor. You will also want to be sure that the sensor is facing out from your fixture. Because of the spring loaded contact, it allows you to tighten or loosen the unit enough to position the sensor properly. Mine are on the west side of my house, so they don't turn off at sunrise, but they do turn off by 8:30 or 9:00 daylight savings time. I thought by removing them, the lights would flicker because they are inside a glass cover, but it doesn't cause any problems and... » Read More I had to remove the little tube attachments to make mine turn off at a decent time. This allows more light to get into the sensor. You will also want to be sure that the sensor is facing out from your fixture. Because of the spring loaded contact, it allows you to tighten or loosen the unit enough to position the sensor properly. Mine are on the west side of my house, so they don't turn off at sunrise, but they do turn off by 8:30 or 9:00 daylight savings time. I thought by removing them, the lights would flicker because they are inside a glass cover, but it doesn't cause any problems and they turn on and off just fine now. « Show Less