The oven clock
This struck a chord...
https://newsthump.com/2021/11/01/bri...tions-ovens-2/ My oven has electrically noisy switches for setting time/alarms. When you try and nudge it to the exact time it often jumps or even decides to sound the timer alarm. Last year I got it within a couple of minutes only to realise I was 12 hrs out - I forgot it was a 24hr clock. It will now wait for 6 months until it will be (nearly) correct again. :) I suppose I now need to find the car/SV/Kawasaki manuals to figure out how to set their clocks. My 15 yr old Sony clock radio alarm clock has a button on the side that jumps the time back and forth by the one hour needed for BST/GMT. That was progress! |
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Dammit. You've reminded me I still need to change time in both cars... My last Vauxhall changed the time itself but my current Fords seem incapable of it.
I don't bother changing the bike - as I don't ride it during the non-BST months the clock is always right :D |
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I spent half an hour trying to change the oven clock and gave up in the end and left it. When I came back home at the end of the afternoon I tried again and it changed without any problem. Still haven't figured it out. :smt102
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my oven is about ermm 30+ years young i've had it for 24 years and still works. the clock is a doodle to do, poke the button with a pen and turn the knob. its that old the clock goes to 24:00 then a minute after turns to 00:01.
i'm looking at new ones but to get one the same quality is eye watering. |
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I never change the clock on the bike, it's set for GMT and stays that way ....
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