How do I set time and date on LL Bean Thermo Clock 283380

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To set the clock:
1. Press and hold MODE.
2. Press or to change the settings. (Press
and hold to change the setting quickly.)
3. Press MODE to con? rm.
4. The settings order is: 12 / 24 hr format,
hour, minute, year, day-month format,
month, day and language.
NOTE:
The language options are English
(E), German (D), French (F), Italian (I), and
Spanish (S).
To select display mode:Press MODE to choose between clock with
seconds, clock with weekday and calendar

Hi there. I have a P1000 Tablet PC. How do you set the date and time please?

Here's the user manual.

HOW TO SET TIME
1. Press [MODE] button for two seconds while in normal mode.
2. The digits and colon will blink which indicates the time setting mode has been enabled.
3. Momentarily press the mode button until the date or time digit you wish to set is blinking and use the up or down arrow buttons on the back to set the correct time and date.

This may be helpful, it's how I set mine.
1) Remove battery cover
2) Remove batteries
3) "Set" the clock and battery cover into the trash can.

There you go. No more problem !

Hi there,

Just in case you didn't manage to set the time / date on your tocuh screen thermo clock, I'll try to help you from my experience (no available manual at the moment!).

1. To set the time, touch the clock icon on the upper left corner;
2. Keep touching the screen for longer than 5 seconds, on the hour area;
3. Touch the hour area until you get what you want (if you prefer the 24 hour display style, touch repeatedly until you get the right hour without the AM / PM indicator next to it);
4. Touch the clock icon again to start the clock;
5. Repeat steps 1 to 4 to set up the minutes (the hour area will be replaced by the minutes area);
6. To set the date, tocuh the calendar icon on the left hand side;
7. Keep touching the screen for longer than 5 seconds, on the year area;
8. Touch the year area until you get what you want;
9. Touch the month area until you get what you want;
10. Touch the day area until you get what you want;
11. The screen will reverse to the time display after 5 seconds if no touch.
12. The TEMP (temperature) area, if touched, is toggling between C and Fahrenheit degrees.

P.S. I don't know if it is possible to set an earlier time / date, except touching. I mean, if 2009 is on the screen and you want 2007, you'll keep touching up to 2030 and then from 1901 up to 2007.

Hope it helped.

Press the time (current time - numbers) to get to the date mode. Then hold-press "SET" to set it.

I've had a similar problem with another model, an Oregon Scientific Model IWA-80055 Wireless Thermo Clock, in which when I replaced the batteries in the remote sensor, the clock would not read the temperature from the remote sensor.
I found it fairly consistent to solve this by taking a battery out of place in the clock and putting it back in.  Unfortunately this also messed up the clock's time and date.  This is also in the instructions catalogue for the device, check and see if yours gives a similar solution.

Setting the Clock
You’ll need to set the clock so that it can
announce the day and time that each
message is received. Press P to exit
Setting the Clock at any time.
1 Press and hold C until the
Message Window displays C, and the
default day is announced.
2 To change the day setting, hold down
or until the
correct day is announced. Then
release the button.
3 Press and release C. The current
hour setting is announced.
4 To change the hour setting, hold down
or until the
correct hour is announced. Then
release the button.
5 Press and release C. The current
minutes setting is announced.
6 To change the minutes setting, hold
down or until the
correct minutes setting is announced.
Then release the button.
7 Press and release C. The new day
and time are announced.
To check the clock, press and release
C.
NOTE: In the event of a power failure,
see the instructions on the bottom of the
unit to reset the clock.