Radio clock has not changed

General about radio clocks

Radio clocks normally run on a standard quartz clockwork and are only synchronized from time to time using a corresponding signal that is sent out by an atomic clock. This can lead to a number of problems, which have certainly also led to the fact that your radio-controlled clock has not changed:

• A radio clock is only converted when it receives the signal. In buildings made of reinforced concrete, the clock can often not receive the signal. The same applies to radio clocks in cars if they are in garages, especially in an underground car park. Bring the radio-controlled clock to a place that is not shielded if it has not moved.
• In the case of radio-controlled clocks that have batteries, it can happen in rare cases that the battery is too weak to receive and process the signal. In this case you should replace the battery.

If the clock has not changed

• Look at the display of the radio controlled clock. There is usually a radio clock symbol there. If there is no radio symbol there, the function has switched off. This sometimes happens when the radio controlled clock does not receive a signal for a long time. It then continues to run as a normal quartz watch, you usually only notice this if it has not changed to the new time.
• See the instruction manual for the watch or the manual for the car if the watch is in the car. There you can find out how you can reactivate the radio controlled clock.


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• If it is a normal radio controlled clock in the household, for which you no longer have any instructions, it is usually of some use if you remove the clock's batteries for a few minutes. As soon as the clock has power again, it is usually active again as a radio clock.

These are the usual measures that you should take if the radio controlled clock has not changed.