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Step 7Closing thoughts
OK so putting the main enclosure back together should just be reversing what you did to take it apart, right?
I noticed a couple little "gotcha"s, and I tried to document them in the images here.
After you get the unit back together, you'll have to re-set the clock. The manual is very light on details of this clock's "auto set" feature, but as near as I can tell they just set it at the factory and it ships with batteries installed. The manual says if the batteries die you can manually set the clock.. This is what leads me to suspect that, unlike some of its bretheren, it does not attempt to sync with the atomic clock signal or anything.
It's just as well... Now that daylight savings time has been changed, all those fancy-pants clocks that set themselves will be wrong for several weeks a year. Woops!
I noticed a couple little "gotcha"s, and I tried to document them in the images here.
After you get the unit back together, you'll have to re-set the clock. The manual is very light on details of this clock's "auto set" feature, but as near as I can tell they just set it at the factory and it ships with batteries installed. The manual says if the batteries die you can manually set the clock.. This is what leads me to suspect that, unlike some of its bretheren, it does not attempt to sync with the atomic clock signal or anything.
It's just as well... Now that daylight savings time has been changed, all those fancy-pants clocks that set themselves will be wrong for several weeks a year. Woops!
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