Bubble Magus Doser Tm 11 Question

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I have a TM 11 dosing system and I have been setting up my Calcium part. Should the ' Time of Day' always show on the display monitor or not? I have gone in and set up the clock numerous times but it never really looks like it changes and my clock does not display out front? So I am thinking that my calcium is not really dosing do to a mixed up clock? Any insights would be appreciated.

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mborn, thanks a bunch for the manual - still no luck. I went through the time set up about 5 times and still no display of the time upfront when I finish? Cheers!
 
After you input the minutes and hit the enter button, you then hit the esc button to get out of the settings and the time change should take effect. That's not working?
 
Let me try that - I do not believe I was hitting ESC - not sure - let me try again?
 
If I hit Enter on the last digit of the time as it is flashing, maybe adjust the time up by a digit- it then takes me back to the scrolling name Bubble Magus out front - If I hit ESC after Enter then I go to 'Manual Input' on the menu - ESC takes me back into the menu and no time display.
 
I just got home from work and looked at mine. I hit the esc button, then the down button to get to “setup clock” after I set the hour I set the minutes and I hit the enter button and the clock is set to the new time and is displayed on the screen. If yours isn’t doing this I can’t help any further. If there’s a tech service where you bought it I would try there.
 
mborn, great help, thanks a bunch, I will dig a bit more.
 

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