29-03-2020, 12:23 PM
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Please Help, It Keeps Cock-A Dooling And l Can’t Stop It!
Since l adjusted the time. I can’t stop the cockerel, cock-a-doodling on the hour of my Ross Talkie 2 Model IC-007 digital battery operated clock.I have no instructions for this now discontinued clock and it keeps crowing on the hour.
As l won’t get proper sleep through the night and probably will jump out of my skin when it crows, l wonder if anyone can advise?
I can’t find any instructions on the Internet.
29-03-2020, 12:44 PM
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Re: Please Help, It Keeps Cock-A Dooling And l Can’t Stop It!
Originally Posted by Primus1
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First time I’ve heard of anyone complaining about cock- a -doodaling before...
29-03-2020, 12:59 PM
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Re: Please Help, It Keeps Cock-A Dooling And l Can’t Stop It!
Is it battery or electric Art?Is it just since you altered the clock last night?
I have two 'Birdsong' clocks, and if there is a problem I take the batteries out and start again. With mine, you have to remove the batteries before you reset the clock, then put them back after.
If I move the hands backwards with the batteries in it muddles all the birdsongs up.
29-03-2020, 01:07 PM
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Re: Please Help, It Keeps Cock-A Dooling And l Can’t Stop It!
I've got a birdsong clock too Mups!On the back there's a button to sync the song with the time and 2 batteries, a separate battery too.
Have a look Art, if there are separate places for batteries, one powers clock and the other the noise.
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