Can this thermostat be the cause of the timer not advancing ?
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Yes, if you are using an auto-dry cycle, such as Whirlpool's Miser-dry cycle as in the auto dry cycle when this thermostat cycles off, the power is redirected to the timer motor to advance the timer to the off position. There is no power to the timer motor until the thermostat cycles the heat off and then that power is directed to the timer motor. If your timer will not advance in timed and auto dry probably you have a bad timer or wire. If your timer will not advance in AUTO dry but will advance in timed dryer...problem is normally not your timer and in that case most likely this thermostat needs to be replaced, see: http://www.theapplianceclinic.com/autodry.html
1738422
I had this same problem, returned them as defective. I've never had a thermostat on any type of heating or cooling system perform this way.
1359462
I have one too and the timer doesn't work. I quite working after a couple of months. Other than that, it seems to be holding up ok. I don't have a contact number but wish my timer wouldn't have stopped working.
1393000
I haven't experienced that issue. I was thinking though, do you have a timer set? I am sorry. Please let us know how you get this resolved.
2067015
I have had the same problem with the timers going out I replaced mine with a timer that I purchased at Menards or Walmart or your local hardware store, just make sure the are the same size approx.
1210366
Check your batteries and reset the thermostat. That should fix it. If not, contact Hunter.
624415
Hi Bo, I have used one of these WH21 for the last 25 years. This version of timer is only for controlling on and off in a 24 hour period. It will not help you with the issue that you described. Thanks,Ed
1210284
Yes , kind of ! When the reostat is turned all the way counterclockwise it will not come on . I hope this helps .
1728015
I am no expert but it sounds like you have a defective TH 106. The on/off feature on these thermostats is triggered by the temperature at the TH 106. I would return it for replacement. Ted
1086909
This is NOT a defect and it IS normal when the "C" terminal of your thermostat is powered from your heating/cooling device. You need to change configuration item number 10 from "ON" to "OFF" (this is clearly described in the manual).
2093289
I have three of the Intermatic timers all work great. I think it's a faulty unit. hope that helps good luck Wayne
2093288
If it is turning then the installation is fine, the clock is probably defective. It may get stuck at the point of the switch and cannot go forward.
522626
Invest in a new one. That seems to be an issue with this timer. It's a great timer though and worth the investment.
556987
No, it counts down to 0 on the timer and stops at 0.Have not tried counting up but it should keep going but have to watch the timer.
1151861
Mine got into exactly the same state. Turns-out the battery was simply under-powered (so not completely dead, but not powerful enough to make the timer work). When I changed the battery, the timer starting working again just fine!
1411552
It would appear you may have a defective thermostat. Only replacement of thermostat would cure the problem. Entire unit may have to be replaced, as a replacement thermostat may not be available.
2167213
If the unit is still running after it has met the desired temp that it has been set to then you may need to exchange the unit. I would call technical support for further details for troubleshooting options.