Q. How do I get my photo
to you for you to place it on the clock?
A. You can email the
image (email through the 'Contact' page)
or send it via post, if it is a physical photo.
Just notify Rodda Art
with your intentions. Customers must ensure that the images
they supply are their own originals or have
permission from the
owner of the image to use it.
Q. How should I look after my CD Clock?
A. Keep the CD Clock in a cool and dry environment
and avoid high
intensity lighting and direct sunlight. Try not to touch the
surface
of the clock. Dust the CD Clock very carefully to avoid bending
hands. Do not use any liquid
cleaner. Never adjust the time by
moving the hands - use the adjustment knob on the back.
The clock printed surface is now coated (since March
2007) with
an protective acrylic finish, but please be gentle with
it.
Q. What sort of battery
should I use and how often should I
change it?
A. The battery supplied
with the CD Clock is an alkaline type and this
is the type which should be used. As soon as the
CD Clock starts
faltering and loosing time you should replace the
battery with a
good quality alkaline type - size AA. A lot of
people change the
clock battery at the end of daylight saving.
Q. What images do you
use for your Standard CD Clocks?
A. All of the images
which I use are either from my own 'royalty free'
library or from photos which I have taken myself.
Q. What warranty is
offered on the clock movement?
A. Four year warranty -
return to base. This warranty does not cover
the hands or the battery, or damage caused by battery
being
inserted wrongly, or damage caused by a leaking
battery. If the
clock has been dropped or physically damaged, then the
warranty
does not apply
Q. Can I buy
replacement parts?
A. Yes - all of the
components used to make the CD Clocks are
available separately. You can in fact buy what ever
parts you need
and build your own CD Clock. The 'Parts/Special' page should
have
all the detail, if not email Rodda Art with your
requirements.
Q. Is the clock face
just a label stuck on?
A. No - the processed
image is printed directly onto the surface of the
CD using
ChromaLife 100 ink.
Q. How else can I pay
other than PayPal?
