I am interested on what information you get and add to this my
question canone cut and splice the cord that runs to the sensor? I
did not realise my family set my machine up with the wire going
between the door frame and a solid steel door. well now the wire is
near stripped. I hate to just buy a new one if I can cut and splice
the wires or wire. thanks.Lee
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Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 08:04:34PM -0400, Alan & Terrie Robbins wrote:
> Good evening,
>
> Couple of weeks ago , I queried the list regarding the periodic failure of
> my remote temperature sensor that is part of my time/date/temperature clock.
> I got the unit last December and up until this August the unit performed
> flawlessly. The suggestions you folks provided last week (Max & Phil) were
> helpful but at this point I have to reset the system daily. This involves
> going outdoors and dismounting the sensor, bringing it inside and
> disassembling it, and then removing the batteries from it as well as the
> main unit to reset it all. I believe there is something wrong with the
> sensor. Has anyone ever replaced just the sensor or do I need to purchase an
> entire new unit?
>
> thanks
> Al
>
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