Question 1

Why doesn't the LCD screen of the Trophy Cam 119446 turn on?

Accepted Answer

If the 1.5-inch LCD screen of the Trophy Cam 119446 does not turn on, here are the steps to check in order:

1. Check the insertion of the SD card

A common issue: the screen does not display if the SD card is not properly inserted. Remove the SD card and reinsert it completely until it clicks. Even a slight insertion can block the LCD display.

2. Properly position the switch

The switch must be placed exactly in the SETUP position (not between two positions). If the switch is in an intermediate position, the screen will not turn on. Important: never switch directly from ON to SETUP, always go through OFF.

3. Check the batteries

The device requires a minimum of 4 AA batteries (positions 1 to 4) with the correct polarity. For optimal operation, use 8 Energizer lithium AA batteries. Used alkaline batteries may not provide enough voltage for the LCD display. Test with new batteries.

4. Clean the contacts

The contacts in the battery compartment may be oxidized. Open the compartment, clean the metal contacts as well as the ends of the batteries with a dry, clean cloth, and then reinstall the batteries.

If the screen remains black after these checks, contact Bushnell technical support.

Question 2

How to reset the Trophy Cam 119446 to factory settings?

Accepted Answer

To reset your Trophy Cam 119446 to factory settings, follow these simple steps. This operation is useful if the camera is behaving strangely or if you have accidentally changed several settings.

Set the main switch to SETUP position (middle position between OFF and ON).
Press the MENU button to access the setup menu.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to navigate the menu until you find the Default Set option.
Once on Default Set, select Execute using the UP and DOWN buttons.
Press OK to confirm the reset.

All settings of your Trophy Cam will revert to their factory values: resolution (5 MP by default), photo interval (10 seconds by default), PIR sensitivity (normal by default), video duration (5 seconds by default), operating mode (photos by default), and all other settings. Note that the reset does not affect photos and videos already recorded on your SD card.

After the reset, if you have enabled the Time Stamp option and want the date and time to be correct on your photos and videos, remember to reconfigure the time using the Set Clock setting before switching the switch to ON.

Question 3

How to turn on and use the BUSHNELL TRS26 binoculars?

Accepted Answer

To turn on and properly use your BUSHNELL TRS26 binoculars, follow these simple steps:

1. Check the batteries (if applicable)

If your model requires batteries (for example, for a built-in rangefinder), open the battery compartment and insert them, respecting the indicated polarity. Make sure the batteries are new or sufficiently charged.

2. Adjust the interpupillary distance

The BUSHNELL TRS26 binoculars allow you to adjust the distance between the eyepieces to fit the spacing of your eyes. Hold the binoculars and gently fold or spread them until you see a single clear circle through the eyepieces.

3. Main focus adjustment

Look through the binoculars and turn the central focus wheel until you get a sharp image of the observed object.

4. Diopter adjustment

If you have a difference in vision between your two eyes, use the diopter adjustment ring, usually located on the right eyepiece, to fine-tune the sharpness for that eye. To do this, close your right eye, focus with your left eye, then close your left eye and adjust the diopter ring with your right eye open.

5. Observation

Hold the binoculars firmly with both hands, point them at the object to observe, and make focus adjustments if necessary for a clear and comfortable view.

By following these steps, you will quickly be able to turn on and fully enjoy your BUSHNELL TRS26 binoculars.

Question 4

How to find a replacement lens for the BUSHNELL TROPHY TRS-25 in case of a cracked lens?

Accepted Answer

The BUSHNELL TROPHY TRS-25 is a precision red dot sight that contains delicate optical components. Unfortunately, according to the manufacturer's instructions, this sight does not contain any user-repairable parts. This means you cannot replace the lens yourself: any repair or replacement must be carried out by an authorized Bushnell service center.

If your lens is cracked, your best option is to contact Bushnell directly. The BUSHNELL TROPHY TRS-25 comes with a limited lifetime warranty, which means the defect may be covered under this warranty. You must send the product prepaid with proof of purchase and a description of the defect. Here are the repair service addresses according to your region:

United States: Bushnell Outdoor Products, Attn.: Repairs, 9200 Cody, Overland Park, Kansas 66214
Canada: Bushnell Outdoor Products, Attn.: Repairs, 25A East Pearce Street, Unit 1, Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 2M9
Europe (Germany): Bushnell Germany GmbH, European Service Centre, Mathias-Brüggen-Str. 80, D-50827 Köln, GERMANY, Tel: +49 221 995568-0, Fax: +49 221 995568-20

Before sending the sight, first contact Bushnell by phone or email to find out about shipping procedures and any potential costs. In some cases, if your product is covered by the lifetime warranty and the damage is not caused by misuse, Bushnell may repair or replace your TROPHY TRS-25 for free.

Alternatively, you can contact authorized Bushnell dealers near you, who can connect you with the official repair service and advise you on potential repair timelines and costs. Avoid purchasing incompatible spare parts from third parties, as they may further damage your sight.

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