Setting the time on dash radio - 2008 Monaco

Ray - your instructions were spot on. Thanks.

Mr. Mark - I could not agree more. The radio is pathetic. We've been looking to replace ours with something better. When we eventually do that we plan to also add front speakers somewhere closer to the dash so that the sound is more aimed at the driving/passenger seats. That is a "one of these days" project because the stock radio still works...more or less. :)

The Magnadyne radio can't get radio reception 10 ft. from a big city. We use the 10 CD changer all the time or the single in dash player for a different selection. I have not bought a subscription to Sirius as I just can't pay for radio! Our new Honda came with Sirius for several months but I listen to NPR 99% of the time. Another car we have has lifetime Sirius for free so I keep it on classical Sirius or NPR.

One of these days I'm going to change out that junky Magnadyne with a real radio but it's not at the top of my list until it breaks.

MM.

Try the following:

1. Push and hold the "Display" button until the clock is flashing in the display.
2. Rotate the "Tune" knob to the left to adjust the minutes.
3. Rotate the "Tune" knob to the right to adjust the hours. NOTE the AM/PM indicator.
4. When correct time displays, wait a few seconds to allow the time to program.

Hope this helps.

Ray

It is Magnadyne...you can find the manual right at their site....the radio is a POS but we use the CD, my IPOD and the Satellite and that's why I haven't gone crazy with it.

Francesca Knowles wrote:
I'll bet Mr. Mark is right-

But if not: I've "learned" to reset more than one electronic clock by the keep-pushing-buttons-'til-something-happens method...

CAUTION

Do NOT use this method on a device where any button is labeled "launch" :B

Or "detonate"

Mr. Mark was right. Thank you so much. Here is a link to my radio.

http://www.magnadyne.com/catalog/part.cfm?PID=613471&CID=25997

I think I could have punched buttons all day and would not have hit this one right without the manual. :)

I'll bet Mr. Mark is right-

But if not: I've "learned" to reset more than one electronic clock by the keep-pushing-buttons-'til-something-happens method...

CAUTION

Do NOT use this method on a device where any button is labeled "launch" :B

I bet it's a Magnadyne (sp?)... I'm not at the motorhome to look at ours but since you haven't gotten a response, I'll make an attempt.

On the right side of the radio, the second button from the bottom (can't think of what the name of the button), you push and hold it until the time flashes. The bottom round button on the left side will set the time, turn it right, it sets the minutes, turn it left, it sets the hour.

I hope this helps.

MM.

Then you have no choice, pull it out and look on the back for a brand and model number.

Unfortunately that is the problem. The radio has no brand markings. It is very generic.