when plugged in, the dial doesn't move. is there something else that needs to be done in order for the dial to start turning?
1986358
Make sure there's power to the outlet --- the movement is very slow --- you need to bring current time to the indicated point -- this is a 24 hour circle so remember to differentiate between am and pm. The slider on the right side allows the plug in to work all the time(THE LIGHT WILL COME ON WHEN THE PLUG IN IS ACTIVATED -- or just when the selected intervals are depressed --- You could opt for multiple on/off periods per day.
1986359
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.
2209445
Thank you for your question, Mrs. Oak. For one thing, make sure batteries are installed, and installed properly according to the polarity markings. The manufacturer has NO DIRECTIONS for such, and that is certainly delinquent on that. On the batteries, unscrew the top black piece -- turn hard if necessary, but it will come off. Batteries go in the hole. Then make sure black piece is screwed back on tight. If it's not firm and tight, a circuit won't be completed. Next --- the button needs a good push. Try all that Mrs. Oak, and let us know what happened.
994775
There are a number of reasons the time clock dial does not spin. Try turning the dial counter clockwise by hand and see if you encounter any resistance. Make sure the feed to the clock is under the proper screw and is tightened down. A reversal of the neutral and hot leg will allow you to operate the clock switch and get the same results you are getting but the clock motor will not operate when the switch is off. Listen to the motor drive of the clock. Any noise? Touch it. Is it warm? Is the dial on the clock loose? Not being able to physically see your installation, these are the only suggestions I can think of in your situation. There are a number of reasons the time clock dial does not spin. Try turning the dial counter clockwise by hand and see if you encounter any resistance. Make sure the feed to the clock is under the proper screw and is tightened down. A reversal of the neutral and hot leg will allow you to operate the clock switch and get the same results you are getting but the clock motor will not operate when the switch is off. Listen to the motor drive of the clock. Any noise? Touch it. Is it warm? Is the dial on the clock loose? Not being able to physically see your installation, these are the only... » Read More There are a number of reasons the time clock dial does not spin. Try turning the dial counter clockwise by hand and see if you encounter any resistance. Make sure the feed to the clock is under the proper screw and is tightened down. A reversal of the neutral and hot leg will allow you to operate the clock switch and get the same results you are getting but the clock motor will not operate when the switch is off. Listen to the motor drive of the clock. Any noise? Touch it. Is it warm? Is the dial on the clock loose? Not being able to physically see your installation, these are the only suggestions I can think of in your situation. « Show Less
1784328
No the dial should tun on its own, there isno switch to turn it on that I am aware of, it should start the timer as soon as you plug it in.
539608
Have you installed the OFF/ON dogs on the clock? Also check to be sure the clock dial is seated completely on the clock shaft. Check the clock dial to be sure it is turning. If all of the above appears to be satisfactory, contact Amazon for a replacement...
539607
I wired mine backwards first try. Worked fine until the timer triggered it off, then there was no power for the clock to continue. I just swapped the load wires, and it worked fine.
1047430
Make sure the Watch is oriented correctly when placing onto the charger. I had the same problem at first before realizing I had the Watch upside down when trying to "clamp" the charger over it. Even so, as others have mentioned, the charger does require a bit of "force" to shut it properly. Once done correctly, the display will clearly indicate it's charging (btw - I just got the new Swami Watch. The charging process is MUCH easier on the new one. Doesn't involve this "clamping" process and requires no force whatsoever. IZZO must have been listening).
1948505
I have had the same problem---I figured that if I can manually turn the unit on by turning the dial, then the red piece is inserted correctly and it is hitting the gear correctly so maybe there is a little debris inside stopping the timing wheel from turning correctly when running on it's own.---Never checked out that theory(Just bought a new timer).---Maybe my moving the dial was all the pressure it needed(That it can't do on it's own)to make it function correctly.---I have also had some older timers that seem to become a little noisy and lose some of their motor strength over time!---Best of luck I have had the same problem---I figured that if I can manually turn the unit on by turning the dial, then the red piece is inserted correctly and it is hitting the gear correctly so maybe there is a little debris inside stopping the timing wheel from turning correctly when running on it's own.---Never checked out that theory(Just bought a new timer).---Maybe my moving the dial was all the pressure it needed(That it can't do on it's own)to make it function correctly.---I have also had some older timers that seem to become a little noisy and lose some of their motor strength over time!---Best... » Read More I have had the same problem---I figured that if I can manually turn the unit on by turning the dial, then the red piece is inserted correctly and it is hitting the gear correctly so maybe there is a little debris inside stopping the timing wheel from turning correctly when running on it's own.---Never checked out that theory(Just bought a new timer).---Maybe my moving the dial was all the pressure it needed(That it can't do on it's own)to make it function correctly.---I have also had some older timers that seem to become a little noisy and lose some of their motor strength over time!---Best of luck « Show Less
489741
There are no pins... You turn the dial to the time you want to turn on and offHope this helps
1636460
I dont know if you can but I experienced the same problem. I solved it by plugging the banana jacks in and out in all connections; also try fully turning the dials from left to right, that might set it back to normal.
986532
My scale did turn on. If the batteries were fresh and put in with the correct polarity, I can only assume you have a defective scale.
1299889
I had the same issue. I learned to hold the dial at pilot for about 5 seconds and had to light the pilot area with a lighter. Once lit I slowly turn the dial to high and its ignites every time. I haven't had an issue since.. Hope this helps
1412279
Touching start should cook it. Just put in the time first, then touch start. Did you set the clock first. If so, and it will not cook, return it.
2067705
It appears that the dials do not function at all. The group never changed regardless of what dials I turned where.
2067289
Hi. You have to press it pretty firmly into the socket. I was a bit cautious with that myself. Line it up and press it straight in.maybe turn as you press.
1146269
I know that when I first got my fountain I had the same issue, but I kept working with the pump dial I finally got it adjusted. Make sure that the dial is going all the way and not getting stuck. I was not turning the dial all the way to where I wanted my fountain. Hope that this helps you
450491
The time wheel does not move at all! Doesn't matter if the tab is against it or not. I can hear the motor running, it just won't turn the dial. I've had pretty good experience with Intermatic timers in the past, I guess this is just a bad one. I order the exact same one as a replacement. J France