When i first power the timer, i see one led lit and the numeral 0 displayed in the left digit. i can get it to do nothing else. help?
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It was glad to know that you already used the product, for the first time of power recharging, the power led light and blue MD led light will turn light. And then you can set up the operation with the mode you want according to the manual. You are welcomed to contact us if you have any other questions.
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Hold the side button and the timer button at the same time! The battery might be dead b/ c the battery only lasted about 2 weeks on the one I bought!
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In the same mode my meter shows between 00.66 A and 00.71 A with no leads connected to the meter. Press and hold the Rel. ZERO button until you hear a "beep". This will reset the display to 0.I do not know why this meter cannot show 0 by itself with no load - it was designed to work like this. Not sure if better meters have automatic zeroing.
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It sounds like it might be dead but you can turn the dial (I think clockwise) to set the time. If it still doesn't turn on it's own, order a replacement.
450494
Attach a light to the timer and make sure it is on. Than spin the dial see what happen to the light. This will tell you which colored striker does what. Make sure you have 110 volts to the timer and the 12 volt connection points are secure underneath the timer
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Is the red led power-on indicator lit?If so,your problem is most likely with the device.A volt-meter would help.
1073520
To get it to count up just push the START/STOP when the display reads 00:00 and the timer will count up. Press START/STOP again to pause and resume timing.
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Yes I have. I got 6 of these from Amazon. Set all 6 up and plugged them in. Next morning, all lights were still on and timers never moved. Then returned them and got 6 more, same problem. All going back to Amazon. I will try Home Depot now.
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how can it display 4 digits ? to the left of the decimal point ?? if it is showing something as this then it is not working and should be sent back to the factory - first you can try changing out the battery
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Not sure about your color code sequence, however; you can google the coding for your electrical wiring and as for the timer, you have a reset switch built in that should be somewhere on the face of the product (read the manual that came with the product) you'll probably have to reset in order to reboot or bring the screen up. Use a voltage tester to check for reading between the wiring in the wall.
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Your Timer has Light Sensor as well Digital time program. This timer is done with Red and Green Pins the red for the time you want the lights to go off and the green for your lights to come on. I have both and prefer the Pin Timer
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Hi, we have not had any issues with our timer. Best of luck getting it working correctly.
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Try to do a manual reset and see if that works first. When you do a manual reset ( see instructions) you can then start over again. This timer/switch isn't at all hard to set. I set mine when I first got it and plugged it in and its been running almost a month now without fail. Hope this helps out.
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Not the right timer for this application. On startup it counts Down or up immediately. You would need to set up a way to utilize pins 2 & 3 to reset the timer. Usually done with a relay.
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dial moves very slow.it is hard to see.Just set the current time on the arrow of the timer,and push down the black pins for the time you want to start the timer and the time you want it to go off.For timing the red light on the side should not be on.
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Using another timer works fine. I used a Stanley digital timer and plugged the Moonrays transformer into the timer. You'll need to put some electrical tape over the transformer's "eye" so it will always think it is dark. The on/off will be controlled by the timer and not the Moonrays transformer.
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Make sure the little switch is positioned in the center Position. Left is OFF. Center is Timer program, and right position is on continuous. If the clock rotates automatically then it is wired correctly. If it still does not turn off then I don't know what the problem could be other than a mechanical failure.