Nako: Na-613d Disable Alarm

: Let go of both physical buttons. The screen will shift back to tracking standard local hours.

To disable the alarm on your digital dashboard clock, you must press a specific combination of buttons simultaneously while the device is in its normal time-displaying state. Because these compact LCD clocks—frequently sold under alternative brand names like Kenko KK-613D or Kadio KD-613A —typically ship with brief or non-English instructions, navigating the interface can be frustrating.

Understanding the interface allows you to manage all secondary features of your clock without accidentally reactivating an unwanted alarm.

When the hourly chime is active, all the day indicators at the top of the screen (SU, MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA) usually light up together while holding D . Pressing M will make those day indicators disappear. nako na-613d disable alarm

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You will typically see three main buttons: MODE , START/DATE , and LAP/RESET .

Here’s why, and what you can do instead: : Let go of both physical buttons

: Look closely at the top or bottom edge of the LCD panel. If a Bell / Alarm Icon ( ) or wave symbol disappears, the alarm is Disabled .

Press the to cycle through the alarm settings until the alarm indicators (hourly chime or daily alarm) disappear.

If you successfully disable your alarm, but the clock randomly beeps and completely resets its memory, the internal battery is dying. The Nako NA-613D Pressing M will make those day indicators disappear

If you have tried the methods above and the alarm still rings, consider these common issues: The

Users have reported mixed quality, with some units arriving non-functional or failing shortly after purchase.

The Nako NA-613D (often sharing identical programming firmware with the Kenko KK-613D) is an incredibly popular, ultra-compact monochrome dashboard and desk clock. However, its minimalistic three-button interface can make configuring or disabling recurring alarms frustrating without a manual.