If you only need to skip the alarm for one day (not permanently), look for a or “SINGLE OFF” option — though on most Nako NA-613D units, cycling through the alarm modes until the bell icon vanishes is the correct method. When in doubt, remove both the AC power and backup batteries for 30 seconds to perform a hard reset.
Unlike a standard "snooze" button, permanently disabling the alarm on the NA-613D requires checking two separate alarm modes (Alarm 1 and Alarm 2). nako na-613d disable alarm
If you are still having trouble disabling the alarm, could you tell me: Are you seeing a on the display right now? If you only need to skip the alarm
She opened the box. Inside was a labyrinth of micro-capacitors and a central chip with a tiny, blinking red eye. The alarm was active. If you are still having trouble disabling the