Hi all...I've got an indoor/outdoor clock, temp, month, day clock made by Jidelong. On the circuit board it is a JDL-TK2-236D. There doesn't sem to be any IC's just a bunch of transistors. When I plug it in, I only get a one on the day output, and nothing else. (it has 10 number counters - 4 for the time, 2 for the temp, 2 for the month, and 2 for the day). Any ideas on why only a 1 is showing on the day and nothing else on any of them? It's never been outside, only in my office plugged into a surge-protetected power bar. Any ideas on how to fix? I paid over $100 for the thing, so I don't want to have to chuck it out!

 

Please provide whatever info you can find, model number, photos, schematics, web links etc.

 

Do you have a picture of the device and the circuit board that you can post on here??
I looked up the display you referred to but all the company has is this >>http://en.jidelong.com/products_det...comp_stats=comp-FrontProducts_list01-004.html

 

Here are pictures of the circuit board, back and front....and it does say on the board CPU 2518....(Not sure if that helps)

 

It's typical low build quality so you need to search out and reflow all questionable solder joints, clean off any residues and make sure the power is good as a start.

 

Wow, one of those "Black Blob" uC device..... if doing what KJ6EAD said still doesn't help, then most likely the issue would be in the "Black blob" that is the microcontroller that "runs" that board, so if anything is wrong with it, there really is no fixing it..... unless you can find another one of those boards with the "black blob" and replace the one on yours.....

 

I just signed in to this page but did you change the battery?