I put 2 Arm/Hammer Clear Balance tabs in and set at lowest (1 'window'), they are gone before end of day, am I doing something wrong that's too quick?
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Chlorine tabs are not supposed to dissolve in a day. I never used the Arm and Hammer product so I don't know what it is made of. Ideally, you want to get the most chlorine as possible and with little to no other ingredients. There will be fillers to bind the ingredients to make a tab and that's OK. Check the contents of the tabs before you buy. You don't need any extra ingredients. And, cheap does not count in your decision. I have found that the tabs at Pinch-A-Penny are some of the best.
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Save yourself the trouble. Wrap anything around your wrist, for example a wristwatch, and it will do exactly the same things for you that the Power Balance bracelet does...nothing!
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Have you tried the clear off button on the lower left corner of the control panel?
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It automatically resets to zero each day but, to reset to zero for all day, After reading the instruction again, zeroing the unit out is not addressed. I believe you have to remove batteries and redo the entire process. I've never done it since I like tracking my progress on a weekly basis
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If you are talking about the time before the screen locks, it is set by the windows screen saver. In windows 7, right click on the desktop, click on "Personalize" click on "Screen Saver", and adjust the timeout limit (must be an Administrator if "Screen Saver" is not clickable).
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I have mine set up to track for a week. I think when I got mine the default setting was 3 days.
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As I remember, the smaller tab came in my package. A point of info I found...they do not stay stuck very well. Maybe it was me...but I was attaching them to file folders so I would think they would have adhered better. Hope this helps.
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On the back right of camea press the menu button. then using the cirlce button around the set button & move across the top to the tools tab with the hammer & wrench icon. press set to inter in, then use the circle button agan to move down the options till u see the time & date option, press set to enter in to adjust & again use the circle button to adjust the time/date. the press set to save & then press menu to back out.
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Yes. Soon as you hit start/stop it will reset. (I have not let it run to stop).. Still have to hit Start again. Hitting clear allows setting a new time.
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It might be defective programming that it was given. If you want to keep it, just adjust the timing.
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As arlene said use a flat head for the in tab by the screw. If you have to move it clock wise and gentle push up to get the tabs moving
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First thing I'd check receptacle for power.Plug in a tester or lamp. If that doesn't work try "reset" button,which should clear all,then input station times,clock etc.
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Yes. I set it to "Hold" while I was away for the month of February. When I returned, I was able to return the setting to the normal routine.
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I left mine on the recommended time and got good results. Not sure if leaving them on longer will make a difference.
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Yes. To change the time, weight, or stride length after the setting is completed: Press and hold the SET Button for 2 seconds. The time will start to flash. Use the memo button to advance to the correct time, then press set to advance to the next setting. If a particular setting does not need to be changed, press the set button to advance to the next setting. I have done this when I have lost weight and when I need to change the time for Daylight Savings Time adjustments. Using this method does not delete the info in "memory".
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Hi Helene, I found the AAA batteries lasted an incredibly short time. I started writing the date on them as I replaced them. using the radio 20-30 minutes a day, I rarely got more than a week's use. Unacceptable. I gave up re-setting the clock since I was replacing the batteries so often. The clock would also return to zero whenever I got a static electricity shock, which happens a lot in the winter. To set: press and hold the clock button until it blinks, then use the up/down tuning keys to change the settings. Press 'clock' again to change minutes, etc. Press 'clock' when you are finished. I think this radio is a dog. Hi Helene, I found the AAA batteries lasted an incredibly short time. I started writing the date on them as I replaced them. using the radio 20-30 minutes a day, I rarely got more than a week's use. Unacceptable. I gave up re-setting the clock since I was replacing the batteries so often. The clock would also return to zero whenever I got a static electricity shock, which happens a lot in the winter. To set: press and hold the clock button until it blinks, then use the up/down tuning keys to change the settings. Press 'clock' again to change minutes, etc. Press 'clock' when you are... » Read More Hi Helene, I found the AAA batteries lasted an incredibly short time. I started writing the date on them as I replaced them. using the radio 20-30 minutes a day, I rarely got more than a week's use. Unacceptable. I gave up re-setting the clock since I was replacing the batteries so often. The clock would also return to zero whenever I got a static electricity shock, which happens a lot in the winter. To set: press and hold the clock button until it blinks, then use the up/down tuning keys to change the settings. Press 'clock' again to change minutes, etc. Press 'clock' when you are finished. I think this radio is a dog. « Show Less
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Hi Tuffyman, not at all, it sets quickly and disappears. I cant say enough about this product.