how do I set the #50011 timer?
1469751
Here are the instructions:http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-50011_Instruction-manual.pdf
1469752
Open the lid, turn the outer dial so the arrow on the inner part points to the time. You can't get it exactly but you can set it to the approximate correct time.
1469753
The white plastic ring in the center has numbers on it, representing the 24 hours of a day. On the outer ring there are little plastic tabs. When pushed in, the timer is off. If you, for example, pull out the ones for 1 am and 5 am, the timer will turn itself on at 1 am and turn off at 5 am.
1469754
The current time is set by spinning the dial and matching the labeled time on the outside dial with the inner marking for current time. You tell it when you want it on and off by pulling the tabs out (to tell it you want the outlets off) and pushing them in (to tell it you want the outlets on). The toggle switch goes between always on and timer mode - the clock is for the timer. I had to use my fingernail to make my timed settings and still had to move the dial around to get all of the timer settings. I then set the current time after that.
1780018
Can set it for amount of time but not set a specific time.... Not a clock but only a timer.
2270229
you can set all 4 timers starting them however I am not aware of a single Master start function.
436765
Like another customer indicated don't waste your money. This is not a good product. I had the same issue with the timer not shutting off. I complained to the manufacturer and the two replacements they sent me had the same issue. The answer to your question is that yes you can set it to any amount of time you want but it just might not shut off when you want. btw orbit does make some good product, just not this one.
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.
1746473
I no longer have that timer. For some reason it quit working. I found it very hard to program.
1835071
I think you first set the timer to go on and off at selected times, then activate the random mode. Then the unit activates randomly around those times. I don't believe the manual override has any action in what you want to do. I hope this helps.
1998983
had the same issue ..there is little red button you must put a pin into to rest before it will allow you to set times up. I might also add in the instructions it mentions events, consider both those for off and on when setting the times.
1000684
manual for similar timer found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#TMD
800869
Yes, there's a black tab that's pulled to bypass the timer...push back in to set the timer...
1841729
Yes, you can. Push Menu and use the middle two keys to go to System Settings. Select the Tool item. Select Power Off Settings. Use the middle two keys to set a countdown time in minutes. Works just fine on mine (Firmware 2012/03/15 1.0.23.0315)
1036085
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
2032890
There are numbers on the control pad on the right side.. just press 3 then 49 then press start.
2233410
Touch the button on the right and the timer will go off. That button turns it on and off.
1222828
The timer can be set for any number of minutes/seconds up to 99:59; I think that is max. Can completely set the time to your needs.
1819945
I don't use mine anymore because it constantly trips the dedicated breaker. However, I just plugged it in (as it sits in the corner) and you press clock which defaults to 24 hour, press clock again and it will be in the 12 hour mode. From there, enter the current time and you should be good to go. Regards
2270230
I set as many timers as I need and then I activate them one at a time or in seriatim or all at the same time. I am not certain this answers your question.