How to set a tm-064 light sensor Nordik timer

Web site said to have an online manual.

http://cloud1.pw/1/manual.php?file=tm-012+timer+instructions

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Try the following. Although not your model, the instructions have a good chance of being the same:

http://www.ccixpress.com/cci/Marketing/Woods_US_Timer_Instructions/TM_59403_InstrMan.pdf

http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html

Link above has westek TM-029 manual that might be same-similar to your timer
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Live answer 11-24-12
The only TM 020 timer I show is 230Volt 50 hz Chinese analog-type timer. This timer is not digital.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#49664
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-set-timers.html

Over past 2 years, I have requested several times that person asking question about TM 020 please include full description of timer buttons and relevant features, and/or post photo of timer on flickr and add link to that photo, so the timer can be clearly identified and possible manual found using timer with same-similar features.
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TM-060 appears to be ordinary 24-hour repeat cycle analog timer.
60 Hz imported for US market.
Copy following link for instructions by experimenting with timer features:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-set-timers.html

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I have extensive files on timers, but nothing showing TM-020, TM 020, TM 20, TM2 TM-2 etc.
TM prefix is used by Woods, First Alert, Buffalo, Hydrofarm, Steyele, Utilitec and Westek.

I will enjoy helping identify your timer.

1) Add a comment and post photograph of your timer so I can identify and locate manual.
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2) Add a comment and fully describe timer in detail, and I will look for same-similar product and manual.

3) Open following page and find same-similar timer, then add a comment and say which resembles your timer.
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Add a comment with your experience so others with same problem can benefit.

Also take advantage of fixya expert assistance live.
For a price, expert works with you while you work on timer or any do-it-yourself project.
Fixya is always less expensive than a service call.

Timer is not identified.
Question posted under oval-shaped timer
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#Oval
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The Nordik TM-065 timer looks similar to Woods/Noma N1506
http://www.advancedtimer.com/TM-065.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#N1506

Plug timer into outdoor receptacle.
Press Time button until correct time displays.
Dot on display is for pm hours
Nordik appears to be on the 24 hour clock instead of am-pm

Set operation of timer by pressing Mode button.
P flashes for program mode.
Press time button until starting time displays.
Press Mode again and E flashes.
Press time button until finish time displays
Press Mode button to exit programming.

Most plug-in timers have rechargeable battery that is not replaceable.
Instructions say: Plug in timer for hour and then unplug it to set programs.
Intermatic makes a couple plug-in outdoor timers with replaceable batteries that load from back of timer, but otherwise batteries are rechargeable.
If battery will not charge, then display doesn't show, and that signals the timer is no good.
Take timer back if you can, and exchange for another.

I was looking at timers in Walmart and Target yesterday (since my specialty, and interest is timers).
New plug-in timers are inexpensive.
Lowes and Home Depot also carry inexpensive plug-in timers.

Be sure to save timer instructions because generally, store-bought timer brands don't show manuals on-line. Except GE brand timers from Home Depot.
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