Westinghouse Flameless candles/timer: How the heck do you set the timer?
2044412
Just turn it on at the time you want it to turn on each day. After the first time, it will do so at the same time each day and be off the other 19 hours.
1011374
I don't use the timer as it was slow to set. I use the light sensor and have the lights come on at dusk and go off 6 hours later
38027
I found that you have to have the candles standing in a certain direction for the remote to work. I have 3 candles clumped together. Sometimes all 3 come on sometimes only 2 come on. It depends if the censor is obstructed by something. Try moving them around.
366218
I didn't use the timer for these lights but did use a timer function on others so can't help you. With the lights I used that had timers, I did realize that I should put the batteries into the lights at exactly the time I wanted them to turn on each evening because that's when they would automatically turn on in subsequent days; so if you want your lights to turn on at 5 pm each evening, that is when you should install the batteries which effectively is when the timer settings begin.
716976
Make sure your candle is set on the right setting. There are two settings on the bottom of the candle.
1521479
There are not different functions for the timer. The timer automatically turns on the candles and then turns them off five hours later. I am thinking that if one buys extra sets so that when the first set turns off, the second set is turning on. Hope this answer helps you.
852081
I have the opposite in my garage but the solution is the same, you leave the transformer in the on position and plug it into any inexpensive mechanical timer and control its on and off thru that. other transformers don't allow this method but it works. timer should cost less than $5.
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The timer stays on previous setting. For instance, if I am baking and want to not overcook but not sure of exact time, I set 10 minutes which alerts me to check what I'm baking. Then, if I know it needs another 10 minutes, I just hit start again and the 10 will repeat. If I need to erase and enter 5 minutes, I do that. I hope that helps.
125473
Sorry i set my timer to run during the night and i have never checked to see it it is functing correctley. Instructions were shipped with the device and it was simple to set ( I think.) I will try to check it this up an comming week end. Then I will get back to you later on this site if you don't already have the solution.
587118
I have never seen a timer that can be set for more than 6 or 7 hours. Sorry.
1215240
I had to fumble thru the timer until I figured it out, took me about an hour. I have seen other people say that you can email the company and they will send you the instructions. Not sure why they don't include them!Basically, options A B and C in the menu control the blue lights. D E and F control the day lights and G H and I control the moon lights. So set A for the time frame you want the blues to be on, D for the daylight hours and G for the moonlights. Hope that makes some sense.....
1850848
you could set the timer that way, but not yet sure how long the batteries would hold up
1711363
It sounds like you use the remote. Maybe a month. I always switch the candles off and I also pull the battery tray a little bit out of the remote. I got tired of buying batteries. It's a drag, but I love candles; I can't take the chance of a fire with real candles. Just my choice and I own around 20 candles, lol!
1305030
I just followed the instructions in the manual. I have my timer set at 9 seconds and it begins to countdown as soon I pull the handle down.
627244
The candles have 2 settings. You can manually turn it on and off, or you can used the timed setting. When you choose the timed setting, the candle turns off in 5 hours. If you do nothing else, the candle will turn on and off at that same time each day. If you want to change the time the candle turns on, just manually turn the candle off, and when the time comes that you want the candle to turn onn, choose the timed setting. Again, the candle will turn off in 5 hours. I usually just manually turn the candle off and on.I love these candles, and bought a bunch of them for Christmas presents last year. The candles have 2 settings. You can manually turn it on and off, or you can used the timed setting. When you choose the timed setting, the candle turns off in 5 hours. If you do nothing else, the candle will turn on and off at that same time each day. If you want to change the time the candle turns on, just manually turn the candle off, and when the time comes that you want the candle to turn onn, choose the timed setting. Again, the candle will turn off in 5 hours. I usually just manually turn the candle off and on.I love these candles, and bought a bunch of them for Christmas... » Read More The candles have 2 settings. You can manually turn it on and off, or you can used the timed setting. When you choose the timed setting, the candle turns off in 5 hours. If you do nothing else, the candle will turn on and off at that same time each day. If you want to change the time the candle turns on, just manually turn the candle off, and when the time comes that you want the candle to turn onn, choose the timed setting. Again, the candle will turn off in 5 hours. I usually just manually turn the candle off and on.I love these candles, and bought a bunch of them for Christmas presents last year. « Show Less
170726
I'm not aware of this function being available. The nightlight looks pretty simple, so I would be shocked if there was any ability to control the timer.
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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.