SOURCE: Westinghouse 3-Outlet Outdoor Heavy Duty Digital Photocell Timer
http://www.thencc.com/westinghouse/LS/Instruction/28499_TimerManual.pdf This is the manual that you seek!
SOURCE: Woods In-wall Timer Heavy Duty, Model #59018 -- I
Quick answer:
1) Programming steps say 'press clock key to return to current time and day'
2) Use mode button and change between AUTO & RND >> try manual override in each mode
3) Does timer turn lights on-and-off with program, or do they blink too?
4) Swap Black and Red wires
5) Try timer on light in different room, on different circuit breaker
6) Timer might be defective
Longer answer:
Woods 59018 manual does not show troubleshooting steps except 'check wiring; switch Red and Black leads; and/or reset programming'
Seems unlikely you could program timer unless timer is wired correctly ... unless there is a short of some kind.
To review wiring.
Green goes to bare ground wire.
White goes to Neutral white wire (neutral is usually 2 or 3 white wires twisted together and shoved to back of box)
Black must connect to Hot from circuit breaker
Red must connect to Load (light, fan, motor etc)
How to test wiring:
Disconnect timer and set aside.
Mark each wire
Separate wires in box so they don't touch
Use ordinary tester (you can tape tester leads to wood sticks)
Turn on power
You should have two black wires that were originally connected to switch
Test black wires to bare ground > when tester lights up, that is the Hot wire.
The other black wire goes to Load
Now you want to find the neutral.
Test the Hot black wire to white wires in box.
When tester lights up, that is neutral.
If everything checks out, I guess timer is defective.
SOURCE: I have programmed the GE
There are 6 programming buttons on face of 15117 timer.
Download pdf manual
Review of steps:
The AA battery is installed with correct polarity
Timer blinked 12:00
Set clock while holding down clock button
Press PROG to display EVENT1-on (there is a tiny 'on' that shows on display)
>day button selects day, weekday, weekend
>> hour minute buttons to set ON time for EVENT1
>Press PROG so display shows EVENT1-off (ther is a tiny off that shows on display)
>repeat steps above to set OFF time for EVENT1
>Press PROG until EVENT1-on shows in display
>repeat steps to set on-off times for EVENT2
> when finished programming, press CLOCK
> Last step, set mode
MODE is on-off override
MODE is also Automatic or Random
Solution ideas:
Press MODE until Automatic displays)
-Press MODE key to see if manual override works
-Look at digital face (or take photo of it) and compare with Figs shown in manual to see if there is a match
-Check breaker. Check light bulb. Remove timer and see if load works without it. Check that light switch is turned on if plug is controlled by light switch.
-Review programs: Push PROG key to review programs
-Other timers ignore conflicting schedules ... for example EVENT1 says
ON at 7 and OFF at 8, but EVENT2 says opposite, or overlaps, then timer
ignores programming
-Reset timer and repeat programming: Press CLOCK, MODE PROG to reset timer
-Make a chart of your EVENT1 on-off times, and EVENT2 on-off times, EVENT3-7 on-off times before programming to make sure there are no conflicts.
SOURCE: I have a GE heavy duty 24 hour timer model no.
The middle dial is the current time and it works like oldy timer does you set when you want it on then the timer will spin according to the time of day Duhhh
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