Questions & Answers for: timer device

...the switch on the side of the timer is moved to "timer on", the override is "outlet on" for when you want your device to come on during the time that the timer is set to have your device turned

...timer device is responsible for initiating the heating cycle. If the dial plate is unable to advance, the heating circuit will not operate correctly, thus, preventing proper heating. Another ...

...device in the timer and turn the device on. Plug timer into the wall outlet.
4. To override the timer: slide the switch on the lower right of the timer dial to the I positions. When in the I ...

...timer. Push down the "ON" tab and move it to the time of day that you want the switched device to come on. Push down the "OFF" tab and move it to the time of day that you want the device to go off. ...

...in the "timer" position. Rotate the timer dial to set the correct time of day. Push down all pins for the time or times that you want the device to run. Plug the timer in and plug your device in. ...

...timer turn a device on 10PM and off at 2AM, push down the segments representing 10PM and 2AM, and ALL the segments in between. See Figure 1.You may need to turn the dial clockwise to access the ...

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...and set the time to the time you want the device to turn off. Put the switch on the top to the TIMER position and lug into the wall socket and then the device into the timer. Should be good to

...device in timer. Turn device on then plug in wall. HOW DO I TURN DEVICE ON? The instructions assume the device has an on-off switch. If there is no switch, merely plugging it into the timer turns it ...

...device you want to control with the timer and connect its hot (black) wire to the timer's red or blue wire using a wire connector. Connect the neutral (white) wire from the device to the neutral ...