How To Set Alarm On Westclox 80227wm

How to Set Alarm on Westclox 80227WM

Wake up refreshed and on time with the Westclox 80227WM Alarm Clock. Follow these simple steps to set your alarm and ensure a punctual morning routine.

1. Locate the Alarm Setting Buttons:

On the back of the clock, you'll find two buttons labeled "Hour Alarm" and "Minute Alarm." These buttons adjust the time at which the alarm will sound.

2. Set the Alarm Time:

Press the "Hour Alarm" button to adjust the hour of the alarm. Hold the button down to quickly advance through the hours. Use the "Minute Alarm" button to set the minutes, following the same procedure.

3. Enable the Alarm:

Locate the "Alarm On/Off" switch on the back of the clock. Slide it to the "On" position to activate the alarm. The alarm indicator light will illuminate, indicating that it's set.

4. Select Alarm Sound:

The Westclox 80227WM offers two alarm sound options: alarm beep and FM radio. Use the "Alarm Mode" button on the back of the clock to switch between the two.

5. Adjust Alarm Volume:

Control the volume of the alarm sound using the "Alarm Volume" dial on the back of the clock. Turn the dial clockwise to increase the volume and counterclockwise to decrease it.

6. Set Time for FM Radio Alarm:

If you choose the FM radio alarm, you'll need to set the station you want to wake up to. Press the "Radio Set" button on the back of the clock and use the hour and minute buttons to navigate to your desired station.

7. Snooze Function:

The Westclox 80227WM features a snooze function. When the alarm sounds, press the "Snooze" button on the top of the clock to silence it for 9 minutes. The alarm will sound again after the snooze period.

Additional Tips:

If the alarm doesn't sound, check that the clock is plugged in and the batteries are fresh.
Set the alarm slightly earlier than your desired wake-up time to allow for potential delays.
Position the clock close to your bed for easy access to the snooze button.
Consider using a backup alarm, such as your phone or a wind-up clock, to ensure you don't oversleep.