Does it remember the prviously set timer settings when the empty batteries are changed?
1565763
I know it doesn't hold over a period of time -2 weeks - not sure it will allow change of batteries, say 30 seconds. We'll all find out!
1565764
I haven't had this excellent timer long enough to be able to answer the person asking the question. Tony Greaves.
300577
You do need to "reset it" in terms of "what time is it?" since it will have stopped turning and be X hours behind schedule, but you don't need to "reset it" in terms of reprograming when you want it to turn things on and off, those stay mechanically set until you change them.
1358351
no, unfortunately - I run the battery clear down and then set a timer for 8 hours
94573
This timer will remember the times you set. Even after the timer begins counting past your set time, just hit the stop button twice, and it will reset the timer back to your original time.
1916747
Not sure what you mean by "reset". The on/off functions are set by mechanical stops and can only be set/reset manually. If the power goes off, the master timer stops running as will any electrical clock. When the power comes back on it will pick up where it left off. In order for it to come on and off at accurate times, you will have to reset the dial (not the stops) to reflect the correct time.
1003814
Yes it does "remember" most settings. After a power failure, all settings remain except the date and time.
1400848
Yes. The timer has 4 different timer settings. Timer 1 is the regular one that gets used the most. But, Timers 2, 3 and 4 can be programmed in memory so that you can recall the time every time you want to use it. See my other post, though. The first time this gets knocked off the counter, it's history.
2155908
If it does accept the time of day you set, it should not change unless your batteries are very weak. Otherwise, contact the manufacturer, may be defective. I've had mine running continually for 6 months with absolutely no problems so far.
1625224
Yes. The timer contains the batteries which drive the mechanism to open/close the vents. You can remove the timer to change the batteries or to have it programmed. However in order for unit to work the timer has to be placed back into the vent.
1098899
No. If you remove the batteries you will lose all of your settings. Just walk, and each day it resets itself at 12:01 AM, and everyday automatically. But READ your booklet it will give you all of the details that you need.
1690919
Yes it will. But you have time to change the battery out and still not have to reset timer.
2091041
Yes, James, the timer settings do remain in memory, however, if you are in need of a timer that lasts beyond a year I'd give it a pass.
476278
Yes, the unit will remember the settings without power. Mine has been unplugged for 3 months and it remembered the settings I last used for the set point temp and the differential range all in the proper units.
1193716
Yes. Set the time, let it run down until it beeps. When you hit the stop button it resets to the original set time. If you want to clear the set time, pres both the hour and minute buttons down at the same time and it will reset to zero.
1038804
If you are worried that you will have to replace batteries all the time, I have had mine quite a while and it's still working great. It doesn't have an " on/off " switch but the numbers shouldn't be changing unless one of the timers are set. I clear all four of my timers to zero when I'm not using the device. I hope this answer helps.
664887
No, you do not have to reset the time again provided you pressed the start/stop key. Just press the start/stop key again when the timer has finished and it will recall the previously set time and countdown from there.
1178516
Yes it does. You set it easily with the buttons - It does not seem to keep the time and date for any length of time if it does not have constant power.