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Anti-Short-Cycle Timers - Airotronics

www.airotronics.com/products-antishortcycle.phpAnti-short-cycle timer prevents premature cycling of compressors in refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pumps, thereby reducing nuisance tripping of fuse or circuit breaker.

The manual for the Tork SS721Z will walk you through the process. Here is where you can find a copy of it in case you have lost yours: http://www.generalfiles.biz/go/166153972200

Could be loose wiring, or bad clock motor.
Check if wires are connected, and make sure only the copper part of wire and no insulation is under the screw plate.
Make sure all wires are same gauge so that screw plate clamps down on wires.
Open following link to identify timer and then add a comment with model number and voltage for possible help. Tork T1100 series has replacement clock motor.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tork-timers-and-manuals.html

Timer is not identified:

1) Add a comment with in-focus photo of timer posted on Flickr for possible help.

2) If you have a Tork 1101 timer, then a clock motor is sold: T101M or T201M
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tork-timers-and-manuals.html#1101

3) If you need new timer to fit specific purpose, add a comment with voltage saying what timer controls for more information.

More information may be needed.
Turn off the breaker to turn off power to load.

If this is a mechanical timer, and the override lever is not working, turn off power at the breaker.
Use WD40 to see if you can loosen the lever.
With mechanical timer, usually when override is not working, it signals you need new timer.
Add a comment and describe timer and what you have tried so far and what solved the problem.

Add a comment with in-focus photo of your timer posted on Flickr for possible identification and more complete help.

I cannot find reference to York timers on the web to recommend a replacement timer.
If timer is 120V then Intermatic T101, or if timer is 240V then Intermatic T104
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-T104-Intermatic-timer.html

Intermatic competitive reference crossover guide does not show York brand timers as of right now.
You might have a Tork timer?
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tork-timers-and-manuals.html

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Timer is not identified.

1) Tork makes 40amp 240Volt 1104
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tork-timers-and-manuals.html#1101
Tork 1100 series uses Tork p47 tripper.

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i have lost the screws that go on the timer wheel to start and stop the timer.

I am just going to replace the part.

Grasp the timer dial with your fingers and pull out on it to turn. Set the time of day with arrow at bottom and release. That's it! If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/craig_3fa289bf857b1a3c

go to a an electric supply company! they should have them!

The screw is A common machine screw, which you should be aboe to match at an automotive parts store. The clips can be found at any elecvtricial supply house that sells that brand of timer switch. 

• When the switch is ON, the light operates in dusk-to-dawn mode. In this mode, the light automatically turns on at sunset and turns off at sunrise. When the switch is off, the light stays off.

motor or gear failure

It sounds like the button contacts aren't making good contact. If you can get behind them you can spray them with electrical switch cleaner. ..

Press P (program )on the timer and display will show then change the desired day, time and minute using the D+, H+ and M+ buttons. Press P again to set up another program and repeat the second step as above

Clear memory by pushing the reset button on the timer then reprogram using your current schedule when you want the timer to go off/on. Use the day and clock buttons for this then press enter

No, the timer should not make any noise. The noise should be a result of loose connections which cause arcing, which can make a humming or buzzing sound. If you find that you still notice the sound, even when the main breaker is off then the problem is not electrical in nature.

Question edited for clarity and add a header in order with spaces and CAPS. It appears Micromark got out or the timer business. There is a similar one in another Fixya post, and a link to them. https://www.google.com/search?q=Micromark+MM+9565+timer ..

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