Found this while trying to set it to 24 hours. Seems like it was excluded feature in the version I had. The funcion is still there, but they didn't connect the button.
You can still do it, but need to reach the circuit board, not to hard actually.
Pull (yes, pull hard) off the head.
Unscrew to two screws for his "collar" and four screws for his torso and open up
Short circuit (connect with a wire) the positive terminal (3V+) and the hole not used being labeled I5. You are now switching between 24h and am/pm. This seems to reset each time you replace batteries.
Shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
Does this work for lego ninjago clocks too? I attempted to pull off the head but ended up pulling off the leg and the mask... . I really enjoyed military time, one day it randomly switched when I smashed the alarm one morning, I had to change the batteries though and no matter how hard I try or where I look I can't figure out how to change it back.
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Does this work for lego ninjago clocks too? I attempted to pull off the head but ended up pulling off the leg and the mask...
. I really enjoyed military time, one day it randomly switched when I smashed the alarm one morning, I had to change the batteries though and no matter how hard I try or where I look I can't figure out how to change it back.