How do you set the timer on TMDW10 Westek Indoor Digital Wall Switch Timer?
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Same as what was previously posted with some additional clarification: "press prog button once. Hit the hour and minute button ( must hit the minute button at least once) to desired time. Hit prog again to set the time off button. When done press clk to return to current time" You can have more than one on/off cycle per day so when done entering the time off it is prompting for the next on/off cycle to be input the same as you just did. Do this in chronological order. When all on/off cycles are input then press the clk button to return to current time.
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manual for similar timer found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#TMD
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This has got to be the most user-friendly one on the market. That's why I searched so long and finally ended up buying online (none of my local stores carried it anymore).Press the "PROG" button and then set the hours and minutes for the "ON" time, with the corresponding buttons on the right. Press "PROG" again and then set the "OFF" time the same way. When you're done, simply press the "CLK" button and you're done. If you want to enter multiple programs, simply continue pressing the "PROG" button and you will be led into program 2, 3, 4...etc. This has got to be the most user-friendly one on the market. That's why I searched so long and finally ended up buying online (none of my local stores carried it anymore).Press the "PROG" button and then set the hours and minutes for the "ON" time, with the corresponding buttons on the right. Press "PROG" again and then set the "OFF" time the same way. When you're done, simply press the "CLK" button and you're done. If you want to enter multiple programs, simply continue pressing the "PROG" button and you will be led into... » Read More This has got to be the most user-friendly one on the market. That's why I searched so long and finally ended up buying online (none of my local stores carried it anymore).Press the "PROG" button and then set the hours and minutes for the "ON" time, with the corresponding buttons on the right. Press "PROG" again and then set the "OFF" time the same way. When you're done, simply press the "CLK" button and you're done. If you want to enter multiple programs, simply continue pressing the "PROG" button and you will be led into program 2, 3, 4...etc. « Show Less
1000686
press prog button once. Hit the hour and minute button ( must hit the minute button at least once) to desired time. Hit prog again to set the time off button. When done press clk to return to current time
760033
If it works with a light switch it will work with this timer. It is just a simple set of brass contacts.
1729698
You have to take that cover off that surround the swithc and set the timer to 1 '2' 3 etc minute, you have to set the timer it in test mode
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What you are looking for is the FD15MHW version of this timer. The H indicates that it has a hold function, where you twist the knob opposite of the direction you would use for the spring timer.Amazon sells them. Intermatic FD15MHW 15-Minute Spring Loaded Wall Timer with Hold, WhiteNote, the picture in that listing is incorrect for the white version. Look at the image for the Ivory version to see the Hold function on the dial.
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If you pull out on the large white knob with the numbers on it; you can disengage the timer. Just pull it towards you slightly. Then use the little white switch in the upper right hand corner to push On or push Off. If you want to use the timer; insert the tabs during the time you want the timer to run for; and set the current time, lined up with the arrow on top. I don't use the timer feature myself; just manual push On or push Off.
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Hi Julie: Sounds like you have successfully powered the digital timer, but not the switch. The switch side does not power the circuit. You can run the + wire from the battery to one side of the switch and continue the + wire out of the switch to the item you are controlling. Run the - wire directly from the battery to the item you are controlling. IN other words, the digital switch only controls one of the leads to the load, which you must power. You can also just run a jumper from the + side of the timer to the + side of the switch to power the circuit instead of going all the way back to the battery. Hope this helps. Hi Julie: Sounds like you have successfully powered the digital timer, but not the switch. The switch side does not power the circuit. You can run the + wire from the battery to one side of the switch and continue the + wire out of the switch to the item you are controlling. Run the - wire directly from the battery to the item you are controlling. IN other words, the digital switch only controls one of the leads to the load, which you must power. You can also just run a jumper from the + side of the timer to the + side of the switch to power the circuit instead of going all the way back to... » Read More Hi Julie: Sounds like you have successfully powered the digital timer, but not the switch. The switch side does not power the circuit. You can run the + wire from the battery to one side of the switch and continue the + wire out of the switch to the item you are controlling. Run the - wire directly from the battery to the item you are controlling. IN other words, the digital switch only controls one of the leads to the load, which you must power. You can also just run a jumper from the + side of the timer to the + side of the switch to power the circuit instead of going all the way back to the battery. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Joyce. It isn't easy to do because the directions are worthless! It will set! Just keep experimenting with the buttons while it's in time/date stamp. It's been months sense I reset mine and I really don't remember what sequence of buttons I pushed. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help.
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Not sure is your case, but in my case, the light switch was too close to a shelf and therefore the timer's plate didn't fit. I just put it upside down and works perfectly. Of course, the program on/off changes.
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Since there is no on/off switch, you would need to have something that can turn it on/off at the wall socket on a timer. If you have that, then it might work.
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it always shows 00:00 as it is in the picture or shows the last timer you set up or the time when you stop it . no on/off switch
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The timer has brass pegs screwed into the edge of the disc to set the "on" and "off" times. Simply unscrew the pegs (slowly and slightly, so the peg doesn't fall off) and move them around the disc to the desired off and on time. If the disc is not set to the correct time, you can simply turn it in the direction in which it spins (I believe that's clockwise -- just don't turn it in reverse). It's relatively simple, unless there's an electrical disconnection, in which case you should call an electrician. I hope that answered your question.
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I've still got the instructions but I can't attach them to this response. So I just typed as read. You have to set the timer to set mode (in back) and then put in your desired timing with HR, MIN, and Sec. Press MEMORY afterwards ( The word "MEMORY" will display) the set-timing period will be stored into memory. Recall memory before setting timing period. (Press MEMORY) in T1 or T2 mode saving resetting effort of the stored-timing period. Press CLEAR after MEMORY is pressed, the digit will reset to 00:00:00 Slide to LOCK mode when timing period has been set. Press START/STOP to start timer, second press to pause timer, third press to restart. Press CLEAR after pausing will reset digit to 00:00:00 The upper side of display will show TIMER 1. lower side will show Timer 2. The timer will count-up form 00:00:00 to tell you how long since the alarm sounded (the timing cycle ended). To stop alarm sound or count-up, press START/STOP You can have both timers working simultaneously. After setting different timing cycle for each timer, slide swith to T!@ to have both timer's display. After setting actual time or timing cycle, slide to LOCK mode to avoid unintentional touch of HR/MIN/SEC buttons resulting wrong readouts. Hope this helps
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It does. 'Kitchen Timer' shares the same button as '0.' Press and hold for 3 seconds to activate timer mode. Can only be used when MW is not in use.
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Try titancontrols.net all their timers are listed with information. Hope this works for you.
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Sorry, I use the timer on the only switch that controls that particular light. As for three-way operation, the only things I would know would be what is in the instructions.
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I no longer have the instructions, but here's a link. Good Luck. You'll like it.http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Timers/In-Wall/Electronic/ST01/ST01%20Instructions.ashx
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Turn lower right dial to straight up or 11 o'clock. If you think you might have air movement through the electrical box, cover inside 5 walls with duct tape as best as you can. I did this because I know my boxes "leak" and both my switches in 2 bathrooms work well. Good luck!