I bought a used Phoenix Level 1 Fitness 99605. It had no instruction manual, how do I use the buttons to set it up for proper showing of time, distance, calories, etc.?

If your Phoenix Gold iron is not heating up and all the blue lights are flashing, it indicates a potential issue with the iron. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:
1. Check the power supply: Ensure that the iron is properly connected to a functioning power outlet. Make sure the power cord is securely plugged in and that there are no loose connections.
2. Allow the iron to cool down: If you have been using the iron continuously for an extended period, it may have reached its temperature limit and shut off for safety reasons. Let the iron cool down for a few minutes and then try turning it on again.
3. Clean the iron's soleplate: Over time, the soleplate can accumulate dirt, residue, or fabric fibers, which can affect the iron's heating performance. Make sure the iron is unplugged and cooled down before cleaning the soleplate. Use a damp cloth or sponge to gently wipe the soleplate and remove any debris. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.
4. Check the water tank: If your iron has a steam function, ensure that there is sufficient water in the tank. If the water level is low, refill the tank according to the manufacturer's instructions. A low water level can prevent the iron from heating properly.
5. Perform a reset: Some irons have a reset button or a combination of buttons that can be pressed to reset the device. Consult the user manual for your specific model to find out if it has a reset function and how to perform it.
6. Contact customer support: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer's customer support for further assistance. They can provide specific troubleshooting steps or advise on repairs or warranty options if necessary.
Always refer to the user manual provided with your Phoenix Gold iron for model-specific instructions and safety guidelines.

This is from Page 16 in the users manual...

For simple, one-stage cooking, you only need to set the cooking time. The power level is automatically set to High.

If you want to set the power level to any other level, use the Power Level button.
1. Use the number buttons to set a cooking time. You can enter a time from one second to 99 minutes and 99 seconds. To select a time greater than one minute, enter the seconds too. (For example, to set a cooking time of 20 minutes, enter 2, 0, 0, 0.)

2. If you want to set the power level to a level other than High, press the Power Level button, and then use the number buttons to enter the power level.

3. Press the ENTER/START button to begin cooking. If you want to change the power level, press the STOP/ CLEAR button before you press the ENTER/START button, and then enter all the instructions again.

Try pressing and adjusting the power level before setting the cook time, or maybe before pressing start. Worked on my Panasonic

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1. • 1 Download a crisis recovery program designed specifically to restore damaged or otherwise non-functioning copies of Phoenix BIOS. Read the instructions for using the recovery program to make sure that no specific changes or configurations need to be done to it before it is used.
     
   • 2 Place the Phoenix BIOS recovery program and its files onto a blank disc or a USB drive according to the program's instructions (this usually simply consists of extracting the files from an archive.) Once the program and its files are in place, insert the disc into the computer's drive or plug the USB drive into an available USB port.
     
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   • 3 Hold down both the Windows key and the "B" key on your keyboard and press the power button on the computer. (On some laptop computers, you will need to press the "Fn-B" keys instead.) Wait for the disc drive light or the USB drive access light to start flickering to show that the computer is accessing the Phoenix BIOS recovery program, and then release the keys.
     
   • 4 Wait patiently while the Phoenix BIOS recovery program overwrites the damaged sections of the motherboard's current BIOS installation. Depending on the computer and the recovery program used, the computer may or may not reboot once BIOS recovery is complete. If the computer does not reboot on its own, wait at least 10 minutes before manually restarting the computer to make sure that you do not interrupt BIOS recovery. Eject the disc or remove the USB drive before rebooting to prevent accidentally reloading the recovery program.
     
   • 5 Reboot the computer and watch to make sure the Phoenix BIOS screen appears as normal. Once the BIOS loads properly, your operating system should launch as normal.
     

Dear Sir:

Read you instruction manual about your level. and proceed according.

Otherwise you must break the machine. If you do not have instruction manual go for free download: www.fitness.manualsonline. com or www. iconservice.com

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Instructions to set the C17D2090 atomic clock

A. To manually set the clock

1. Use the CAL/ALM button to toggle the display until it shows the calendar
2. Press and hold SET until the screen flashes "12hr"
3. Use the UP (antenna) and DOWN (alarm) buttons to change the settings
4. Press SET to set the value

This mode will let you set the 12/24 hours clock, the time, date and year. You should be in the right time zone before you start.

B. To set the alarm1 time

1. Use the CAL/ALM button to toggle the display until it shows the AL1 alarm time
2. Press and hold SET until the alarm time flashes
3. Use the UP (antenna) and DOWN (alarm) buttons to change the settings
4. Press SET to set the value

C. To set the alarm2 time

1. Use the CAL/ALM button to toggle the display until it shows the AL2 alarm time
2. Press and hold SET until the alarm time flashes
3. Use the UP (antenna) and DOWN (alarm) buttons to change the settings
4. Press SET to set the value

D. To turn on alarm1

1. Use the CAL/ALM button to toggle the display until it shows the AL1 alarm time
2. Use the DOWN (alarm) button to toggle the alarm on and off (a bell appears on the screen)

E. To turn on alarm2

1. Use the CAL/ALM button to toggle the display until it shows the AL2 alarm time
2. Use the DOWN (alarm) button to toggle the alarm on and off (a bell appears on the screen)

F. To have the atomic clock set automatically

1. Press and hold the UP (antenna) button until a little triangle flashes on the screen
2. Wait for clock to set
3. To give up waiting, press the UP (antenna) button again.

G. To change the time zone
1. Tap the ZONE button to toggle between the 4 time zones

I answer questions for free.
I know timers and electrical devices, and have tested most of the brands.
You posted under the Woods 7-day timer 59018 or 59028.
Here is the manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59018-59028.pdf

There are several programmable timers today that look like Woods, and each brand has different programming.

If you do not have Woods, add a comment and I will walk through programming your brand

1) You have the clock set correctly which implies the wiring is correct. Good job!
2) Programming review:
Each program requires ON time to be set, and then OFF time to be set
For example you set Program1 ON 5:00PM for ALL days.
And then you set Program1 OFF 11PM for ALL days.

3) Programming steps:
Press PROG button until Timer 1 ON appears on display
Use Hour button to set 5 PM
Use MIN button to set :00
Default selects ALL days
(If you want other days, press DAY button until display shows correct block of days)
Press PROG button again to save Program1 ON

4) Now for Program1 OFF

5) To set Program1 Off
Press PROG button until Timer 1 OFF shows in display.
Use Hour button to set 11 PM
Use MIN button to set :00
Default selects ALL days
(If you want other days, press DAY button until display shows correct block of days)
Press PROG button again to save Program1 OFF

6) Program 1ON and Program1 OFF have been set ... so press the CLOCK button to return to current time.
If you want to set another program, press PROG button until Timer 2 ON displays

7) After setting programs, press Clock button so current time shows.

8) The manual shows one more thing ... if you program the timer during the hours 5-11pm, and the timer should be ON during those hours, you have to 'tell' the timer to turn ON by pressing the manual override ... after that the timer will operate normally.

If you need more assistance, add a comment.
If instructions help, give it a 4-thumb

I don't have a Woods 59112 Manual
Here's link to Woods 49063 manual aka Woods TD1000 aka Noma TD1000
If manual is same/similar as your manual, then read solution given below
If solution below is incorrect, the write out your instructions ... I found that writing out instructions makes things clear.




Solution:
I think you have set ON time but did not set corresponding OFF time
Below is whole programming layout for you to read through
The important thing is to look at the display while programming
For example, lets say you are setting ON time for PROG1
For ON time, the display shows 3 things:
-display shows PROG in upper left corner
-display shows the number 1 to right of time
-display shows the word ON to the right of the number 1

Now you want to set OFF time for PROG1
For OFF, the display shows 3 things:
-display shows PROG as before
-display shows 1 as before
-display has changed and shows the word OFF to right of number 1


Here's how to set Woods TD1000 timer

Plug in timer to see if battery will recharge. Display shows when battery is charged. No display, then timer is no good.

TD-1000 timer has 8 on-off functions per 24-hour day

Timer has 5 buttons + reset:
TIME MODE PROG HOUR MIN

Set current time
Press and hold TIME > use Hour to set hour, Min to set minute
Release Time button ... correct time should show

Program: Capacity for 8 on-off times per day
Press PROG to set first ON time
ON and number 1 are displayed on left
Use hour and minute button to set ON time

Press PROG to confirm
Now, OFF and number 1 are displayed
Use hour and min key to set OFF time

Press PROG to confirm

When 8 programs are set, Press MODE key.
Choose Manual OFF. Manual ON, Auto ON, Auto Off

To use programs, select Auto ON

DST daylight savings time has to be done manually.
Press HOUR MIN button simultaneously > timer set up one hour
Repeat again and timer goes back one hour

Do not plug timer into extension cord > must be plugged into wall

1.
Press and hold SEL (select) for more
than 2 seconds.
“CLOCK H,” “CLOCK M,” “SCM LINK,” or
“LEVEL” appears on the display.

2.
Set the hour.
1 Using the << / >> button, select “CLOCK H” (hour) or "CLOCK M"
Use the + / - button to adjust the hour/minute

3.
Press SEL to finish.

4.
To check the current clock time or change the
display mode
Press DISP (display)
repeatedly

During tuner operation it will show the frequency or time.

During CD playback it will show elapsed time or time.

Follow this link to download the manual for your unit in .PDF form

Hi - You can download the manual from the link underlined in blue below:

CKS3528

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