TIMER IS BUZZING NON STOP.

This did not work for me. The alarm won't go off at all. The dial for the clock seems very loose - it stuck many times when I was turning the dial to change the time, and then it just got loose, and now the alarm won't go off. Please help!

Timer is not identified.
Copy following link to help identify timer
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

Most modern digital timers have programming back-up that lasts indefinitely in memory until timer is reset.
However current time is sometimes lost with low battery or power outage.
In some timers there is rechargeable battery that protects all settings. This battery is non-replaceable, and can last a few years or more-less.
Since the market is changing rapidly, who knows what remarkable innovation will lessen quality, causing shorter lifespan of product.
Most timers have limited 1 year warranty against defects in workmanship.

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1) More information is needed.
Is this new installation? Or timer that worked before and stopped working? Add a comment with complete information.

2) There are no repairs for defect timer, other than to reset timer and reprogram.
If functionality is not restored, then timer might have gone bad.

3) Question posted under ET724 in-wall timer.
If you have different timer, then add a comment.
There are at least 2 different versions of this timer. Grasslin, and GE and now Intermatic, and maybe others have made -or- are making this timer -or- have sold rights for somebody to make this timer.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-timers-and-manuals.html#Ei500
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/et724-timer-instructions.pdf

4) The screen blanks during power failure.
Check that timer is getting power, and breaker is not tripped.
Frequently, power outages cause timers to fail when power turns on again and power surge affects timer.

5) Known versions of this timer are connected to Neutral wire. Timer has internal, non-replaceable battery that can go bad.
If timer-white wire is not connected to neutrals, then display will not operate.
Neutral wires are white wires that are twisted together, covered with wire nut and pushed to back of box.

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1) Power outage is major cause of timer failure. Power surge occurs when power is restored, and electronics are susceptible to surge. This includes water softerer, treadmill, electronic water heater, timers, etc.
Timers should be unplugged when power goes off.
Of all timers on market today, only one instruction manual says to unplug timer with power loss. However many people write fixya saying their timer, and electronic water heater control etc stopped functioning after power loss. Probably other products have same problem, but I work with timers and water heaters and see only that slice of the world.

2) Question posted under Woods 59377.
Several timers look identical or similar.
59377 timer has non-replaceable rechargeable battery, some similar timers have AA battery.
If timer has battery, change battery.
Then reset timer to restore functionality. Press reset button for a few seconds with paper clip.

3) If timer function does not restore after reset, then timer is bad.
Buy similar timer at Lowes or Target, and return defective timer in new package.

4) If function is restored, then re-program timer
Open following link for timer instructions showing how to reset timer and re-program timer:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-program-Utilitec-0155671.html

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Question posted under Intermatic ST01C, but Timer is not 100% identified since ST01C is battery powered, and should not lose programming or stop working with ordinary power outage.
Most digital timers have a battery or capacitor back-up for power outage.
Add a comment with description of timer buttons, or open link below to see most brands of in-wall timer.

Open following link for to identify Intermatic ST01C and Ei600 and download instructions:
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html#battery
ST01C timer has a battery backup. Power outage will NOT cause battery-powered display to fail, but power outage and power surge can cause any electronic timer to fail.
So either the battery went dead, or power surge ruined timer, or you don't have ST01C timer.

If ST01c display is not showing, then replace battery and then reprogram current time -or- manually re-set timer and then reprogram timer.

Timer has non-replaceable capacitor battery for 15 minute carryover during power outage.
Timer can be affected by radio and TV receivers. Unplug those devices and check if function is restored.
Reset timer and program again.
If timer function is not restored after reset, then buy new timer.
Timer has 1-year limited warranty, and is rated for incandescent only, up to 150Watts.
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Intermatic-ej351c.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-timers-and-manuals.html

Try disconnecting the AC to your range and leaving it overnight. If this doesn't help, the clock has probably been damaged by a power surge during one of the dropouts.

Hello,

I have a Kenmore glass stove, not sure what the model number is I don't have it with me right now. Yesterday, the timer started to beep and F1 started to flash in the display. The stove top is working, but the oven does not. The only way I can get the timer to stop beeping is to unplug the stove.

Any suggestions as to what is going on with this stove. It's only 4 years old.

Thanks