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| One or more FIPS codes are stored, | Make sure the weatheradio is not set |
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| to ALL LOCATION | |
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| but the weatheradio responds to |
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| weather alert broadcasts for areas | Make sure the weatheradio is not set |
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| not covered by those codes. | |
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| to TRAVEL mode. | |
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| The weatheradio constantly monitors |
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| the channel you set it to, even while it |
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| is sounding a continuous alert. Each |
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| time a signal is received on the |
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| The weatheradio’s continuous alert | channel, it pauses briefly to compare |
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| tone sounds intermittently or seems | the signal against those stored in its |
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| to warble. | memory. If the weatheradio pauses |
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| frequently (depending on how often it |
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| receives a signal), it might make the |
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| continuous alert tone sound |
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| intermittent. This is not a malfunction. |
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| No weather broadcast when you | Make sure your hand is not holding |
Troubleshooting |
| the antenna. | |
| press WX. | ||
| range. Move the weatheradio closer | ||
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| Adjust the volume. |
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| Make sure the correct FIPS code(s) |
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| are programmed into the memory. |
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| You might be out of the broadcast |
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| to the broadcast source, if possible. |
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| The weatheradio is not responding | Make sure the weatheradio is set to |
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| the NOAA channel that is being | |
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| properly to NWS weather alert | |
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| broadcast in your area. | |
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| broadcasts. | |
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| If the backup battery becomes weak, |
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| your weatheradio might not sound a |
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| tone when an alert is broadcast. Test |
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| your weatheradio’s reception |
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| periodically, and replace the battery if |
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| the tone does not sound. |
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| The weatheradio is broadcasting and |
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| CHECK OPERATION | has not received a SAME alert signal |
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| for about one week. Make sure the | |
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| (check operation) appears. | |
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| FIPS code(s) stored in memory are | |
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| correct. |
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