gently twist and turn the clock, pulling it toward you as you go- it should come out - ours was held in place by a flat rubber band. You can then replace the battery. We did not know how to get ours out until we found it on the floor after a few k's of very corrugated road - then all made sense - hope this helps. (we had a 2004 Heritage then a 2008 Stirling Outback)
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Jenny and Barry
2009 Roma Elegance / 2013 Colorado. Permanent travellers 2011-2015 now just travel for 4-6 mths
Hi Weg if you hold the the outer ring of the clock and twist any direction as you pull it carefully ,it will come away from the wall .It is battery operated,1 x 1.5 AA battery is what you need .cheers Peter.
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SOME POLITICIANS AND BABIES NAPPIES SHOULD BE CHANGED OFTEN FOR THE SAME REASON.
gently twist and turn the clock, pulling it toward you as you go- it should come out - ours was held in place by a flat rubber band. You can then replace the battery. We did not know how to get ours out until we found it on the floor after a few k's of very corrugated road - then all made sense - hope this helps. (we had a 2004 Heritage then a 2008 Stirling Outback)
Woops - posted twice - sorry
-- Edited by villatranquilla on Friday 28th of February 2014 07:02:37 PM
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Jenny and Barry
2009 Roma Elegance / 2013 Colorado. Permanent travellers 2011-2015 now just travel for 4-6 mths
