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check to see if valve opening all the way also check for calcium build up

the contacts on the switch are bad replace timer

possible too much draw at start up

ask maker at their web site or google it. no model told.

Where?

copy and paste https://manualzz.com/doc/en/24311737/300-watt-power-pack-8100-0300-01---smarthome

I found the instructions for using the Malibu 8100-0300-1 300 W power pack (transformer) for low voltage fixtures here: https://fallingwaterdesigns.com/wp-content/uploads/malibu300.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

if you have 24 Volts AC on solenoid and the valve does not open, but opens manually, then the valve diaphragm is bad. You can test this by swapping wire at timer with a known good one. If the known good one will not open valve, repair it or better replace it.. I have found that buying a new valve and swapping parts is cheaper than buying individual parts. If you decide to replace diagram when reinstalling screws place screw in hole and turn to left, you will feel screw rise up and then fall, this is position you need to in as the screw will back in the original threads and not cut ones. do not tighten screw fully down and repeat for the remain 5 and the tighten in criss cross pattern

I have also had the same problem with 2 units. I have been in touch with Aube who say they have identfied a problem with the back unit which they will have fixed in " a few months time". My suggestion would be to contact them for a replacement later on this year

if timer has been operating and this just happened, replace it. If new check wiring. is your pump 240vac?

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Question edited for clarity, FULL 'make model (what it is)'. Question moved from Computers to Orbit Water Timer. Replace batteries and try again. They appear to be unreliable! https://www.google.com/search?q=24713+will+not+let+me+set+the+timer ..

Hi, Please check the track of the doors to make sure there are no pebbles causing this issue. You can do this for the floor and the ceiling portion of the door track. It sounds like something changed to cause this issue. Thank you.

Love those Taylor Timers! From your description, I believe your mom most likely has the Taylor 5806 (picture below / product website: http://www.taylorusa.com/kitchen/timers/digital-timer.html).



If so, the small instruction sheet that comes with this upon purchase can be found here:
http://www.taylorusa.com/media/IBs/5806_ib.pdf

I hope this answer your question, and if so, please be so kind to give this a thumbs up! Have a good one!

Check fuse https://support.orbitonline.com/en_us/how-to-troubleshoot-a-timer-not-operating-valves-HkonCd9hP

NOMA 52 8867 6 Operation Manual https://www.manual-hub.com/manuals/noma-052-8867-6-01-pdf-manual http://www.fixya.com/support/t26835437-instructions_brinks_42_1022

a timer and breaker are different items. A breaker is to limit the current, a timer only turns on and off end devise. ensure timer is connected to a GFCI circuit or to a GFCI breaker Also ensure that pool pump or heater is GFCI protected.

Hello Kenny What you are saying is you have a plug with wires on there already and it have Black, White and Green? Green is the Ground wire and it will connect to the green wire on your bench grinder. Black will go to Black on your grinder - it is the hot wire. This leaves Red to white wire on your plug. NOTE: is the wires on your plug the same size as your bench grinder wire or larger? If the plug wires are smaller - then go buy just a plug and connect the grinder wires directly into the plug. Green to Ground green screw or round terminal. Normally Black wire goes to Brass screw = both words start with the letter "B"

You could try disconnecting power to the switch for a few minutes maybe that will reset it. Other than that I would say cut your losses and replace it. Hope this helps a little.