The Acctim Redbridge RC Chiming Mantel Clock combines latterday style with modern radio controlled...The Acctim Redbridge RC Chiming Mantel Clock combines latterday style with modern radio controlled technology. This stunning mantle clock will never need to be reset, as it’s radio-controlled and will adjust itself to make sure that it’s always accurate. Battery-powered, it has a traditional design with a deep mahogany case and ornately decorated face, and features a Westminster chime which can be programmed to shut off automatically at night. Dating back to 1929, Acctim have ended up being one of the UKs most popular clock brand names. Acctim continue to develop wall clocks and alarm clocks that follow the most recent trends, whilst likewise producing a lovely range of traditional looking designs for that nostalgic feel. Based in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, they have an experienced in-house group that are able to work together to produce wonderful looking clocks. The arched wooden mahogany-effect cabinet proudly displays a spun metal dial with Roman numerals, decorative hands and raised spandrels.The Westminster chime, fashioned after the tune at the Palace of Westminster, strikes hourly, with automatic night shut-off, and the energy efficient movement and radio controlled technology keeps perfect time.
This guide is for owners of the Acctim Redbridge Dark Wood Clock in Red, offering detailed instructions and helpful tips for optimal use. The clock's key benefit is its self-setting radio-controlled functionality, ensuring accurate timekeeping. A minor consideration is that the chime can be turned off automatically at night. This guide covers setup, features, troubleshooting, and more to help you get the most out of your Acctim clock.
All features
Colour
Red
Model Part Number
77106
Brand
Acctim
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I set the time?
The clock automatically sets the time via radio signal. Ensure it has a clear signal and allow a few minutes for the initial setup.
How do I change the chime volume?
Refer to the user manual for instructions on adjusting the chime volume.
Can I turn off the chime?
Yes, the chime can be programmed to shut off automatically at night.
What type of batteries does the clock use?
The clock uses batteries. Check the battery compartment for the specific type required.
How do I clean the clock?
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the clock's surface. Avoid using liquid cleaners.
Where can I find the user manual?
The user manual should be included in the product packaging. If you misplaced it, you may find a digital copy online.
What if the clock is not receiving a signal?
Move the clock to a location with a better signal, away from metal objects or other electronic devices that could cause interference.
Troubleshooting
Clock is not keeping the correct time.
Ensure the clock is receiving a radio signal. Move it to a different location or check the batteries.
Chime is not working.
Check the chime settings and ensure it's not set to off. Replace the batteries.
Clock display is dim or not visible.
Replace the batteries.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Accurate timekeeping due to radio-controlled technology.
Elegant design with a mahogany-effect cabinet.
Automatic night shut-off feature for the chime.
Easy setup and operation with battery power.
The Westminster chime adds a traditional touch.
Cons
Requires batteries for operation, which need periodic replacement.
The chime sound may not be preferred by all users.
Limited to displaying time; does not offer additional features like alarms beyond the chime.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Battery Installation: Open the battery compartment (usually on the back) and insert the correct type of batteries according to the polarity markings.
Initial Setup: The clock will automatically search for a radio signal to set the time. This may take a few minutes.
Chime Settings: Consult the user manual for instructions on setting the chime's volume and the automatic night shut-off.
Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the clock's surface. Avoid using liquid cleaners or abrasive materials.
Placement: Place the clock in a location where it can receive a radio signal (away from metal objects or electronic devices).