One thing you can do is (in some set ups anyway)pull the batteries
and walk toward or move toward the closest window to the remote sensor..
sometimes it will stay locked in after,at least for a while.

Tried that, thanks.
Guess I need a bigger house. 😆

I had to walk down the steps toward my Washy to get the sensor to stop picking up the same model sensor on the(T.ferns) other side of the house. 👿

had to walk down the steps toward my Washy to get the sensor to stop picking up

And once you're OUTSIDE, who needs a remote sensor, huh? 😆 😆

Barb

had to walk down the steps toward my Washy to get the sensor to stop picking up

And once you're OUTSIDE, who needs a remote sensor, huh? 😆 😆

Barb

once I outside mama,that #### better be linked up and stay linked or it goes in the t-can.-lol 😆

Seriously;mine has been working (few days now)if you don't have the kind that you have to put the batteries
in the outside sensor last ...you should be able to "reacquire" the signal and then walk away and it work until.....
your cat farts or you get a cell phone call...ghosts,sunspots,loud noise...you know,whatever knocks them out of whack! :sign6: :sad1:

Exactly, and yes, I did learn in which order to place the batteries.
The only thing you left out was sunspots. 😆

Ah well, keeps us busy... 😐

Exactly, and yes, I did learn in which order to place the batteries.
The only thing you left out was sunspots. 😆

Ah well, keeps us busy... 😐

you should be able to "reacquire" the signal and then walk away and it work until.....
your cat farts or you get a cell phone call...ghosts,sunspots,loud noise...you know,whatever knocks them out of whack! sign12.gif sad1.gif

Look again 8)