Please help! I have the same question as some others, the button is moved to the center "on" position, yet the clock is always blue with the moon ?
1063779
Whenever you turn the clock on it will start at the sleeping position. It only goes to the sun when it is wake up time the next day.
1063780
When you turn it 'on' by moving the button to center it turns to the moon/sleep mode. The sun comes up at your set wakeup time. If you are trying to do the 10 minute countdown with the sun going down, move the button to center position, then push and hold the blue button on the larger part of the clock (2nd from the top). Hold until the sun pops up for the countdown. The other button will play music.
1063781
The clock still works in the "off" position. The "on" position is meant for when you put your child to sleep; it turns on the bunny feature.
2142139
I can't remember except that it was easy to set the time. Did instructions come with your clock? It doesn't seem like the pin should've come all the way out. Mine is almost a year old now and is still keeping perfect time so it might be worth your while to seek and exchange or contact the manufacturer directly. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
558671
My answer is to keep trying. I bought the clock for my mother. She loved it and so did I. But setting it was a challenge. We have owned 3 as she did drop it a number of times. Good luck.
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.
1591321
to make sure it is in the automatic position the light has to be blue. I don't think there's a way to have it automatic all the time. in my experience its people that mess it up and either turn it off or leave it on in the wrong position
1838589
HI, First I have to say this clock really worked to help my twin boys' sleeping schedule. To your question, it has both Blue light and orange light, but awake setting is the orange light to represent Sun rising. The awake light is on all day long until you shift it to the night mood which changes to the blue light to represent Moon.
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Sounds like the radio has a problem. If the station you have set for alarm isn't accessible, the backup alarm 'chime' should have sounded. The fact that the clock is slow also makes me believe the radio is defective. Your question regarding having the time display quickly is a good one - I don't believe you can. It's another little annoyance in the UI that should be fixed.
1249685
It's supposed to stay "on" in that example. However, our clock was changing from on to off and vice versa at random times, causing major confusion for everyone. The concept is a good idea but if it doesn't work perfectly, you're worse off. My son was seriously confused that his bunny clock was on at 2am, for example (if he happened to glance at it). And then getting rid of the broken clock was an issue for him. I would skip it and get a digital clock, as we did. My son is 3 and now knows what 7am looks like.
906436
The moonlight should be on the "daylight" bulb. The on/off switch is off in the middle if you push down to one side gives you daylight and the other gives you moonlight. Hopefully this helps.
2076758
Our does not go off unless you hit the 2 button for the time & the 4 button for the day/date, although it does go off at 5 PM every day. Other than that it doesn't talk at all. Go back to the directions that's my advise.
1526226
Just got back from my mom's where the clock is... Button A puts the clock into adjustment mode, Button B is used to change specific settings, and Button C ends adjustment mode.So, use A to cycle through date, day, hour, minute, etc. use B to change the setting of hour, minute, etc.... (up only, no down). when you are done just hit CSo, to change the hour- which is the only thing you need to do for DST, Hit Button A until hours is fllashing, and then hold Button B until you get the right hour. then hit Button C and you are done.Hope that helps
176023
It does not show the time display all the time. You have to push the button a few times to rotate to the clock display.
604986
OK, I just found and changed the AUTO SET and the DST settings. I hope that does the trick. Thanks for the tip!
1231378
Sorry to say I don't know. I returned it and got a blue moon timer that suited me better. Barbara
1777500
Check batteries, clean the areas on top of chrono, don't use on cloudy days or low light days. If the unit has reset, I'd reset it. Make sure you have all pieces (V post and plastic bars across). Sorry I couldn't help more, best of luck to you.
2117707
Ah, I just did that for my dad's unit yesterday due to daylight saving time change.On the back of the unit, press 'Mode' (farest right) button once, then keep pressing 'Hour' (farest left) button to change the hour until the time showing is what you want. If you need to change the minute, go through the same routine except the minute button,which is the middle one of the 3 buttons on the back of the unit.Good luck!
2065753
Hold the clock button down and use the preset buttons to set the time. Turn the key and make sure the radio isn't trying to play music. Where it just shows the clock. Hard to explain over text