The single page sheet I got with the Timer (Model Cn101A) doesn't show which of the inputs is positive and negative. Anyone know which is which?
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Also the relay contacts are dry , meaning that the timer is just a switch .
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At the back of the unit you'll see the letters "L" and "N". Follow the line, "L" is (+)pos and "N" is (-)neg. Hope this helps.
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Go to youtube and watch video on unit. There are three one in chinese, one no good, but third is a girl with a hen house. She use it to contol the door and the video was very helpful.
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Model Cn101A. If you are looking for the "+/-" to connect your DC source look no more, we have a MB6S Hy Bridge Rectifier on board that will do it's magic with your AC or DC voltage. You can wire it any way you would like, I recommend you follow the Diagram Load (L or Positive) and Neutral (N or Negative).
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The clock will work with out 12 volt power but relay will not the 12 volt dc to timer is not polarity sensitive I have mine hooked up as positive on left side and negative on right side if looking at face of timer hope this answers your question.
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Edited to provide correct answer: Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKvzwq___P4It seems to work fine for them splicing into positive and negative.
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The sensor inputs are labeled 0 and 1 or 1 and 2 (I can't remember which). You should use the lowest number (0 or 1). If you do a google search on the part number you can find a manual for the kit which details all of the good information. Check your power supply plug too - mine was wired backwards (positive and negative reversed). Quality control is a little weak on these thermometers but they seem to work okay considering the very low price.
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It's for you to know how you wire your system. It's doesn't matter which one you use for positive or negative. I use white to signal I hooked it up to positive.
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Make sure you have a 120 volt supply line not 240 volt. If you have the correct voltage then make sure the timer disc is properly seated which I suspect you have done, then it is probably a faulty timer.
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I can't find anything in the manual stating that it has the random function. My timer works well for the functions that it does have just hard to read the small display.
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I've never seen that indicator on my tester. Low batteries is my best guess. Try emailing the manufacturer and see what they say.
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The behavior described is exactly why I am looking for a replacement. Ours starts spinning very slowly, gradually coming up to speed about a minute or so after turning on the switch (it's a timer switch). Called NuTone (Broan) tech support and they confirmed it's on its way out. Sounds like normal behavior is for the fan to turn on immediately.
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Sounds like your positive and negative feeds are making contact if not from the battery to the power switch, maybe check from the power switch to the handle grips. You may have defaulty grips... How many volts do you have at the battery?
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Mine shows zero. But then mine is dead after only 9 months of light use. I wouldn't recommend this one.
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It sounds like your item is defective. The timer should always be running and advancing. Hope this helps.
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Short positive and negative together to enable break. It will still spin slowly. Obviously do not do that with the batteries connected. You can simply unhook the positive and move it to the negative or install a high current switch to make it a more permanent solution.
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As shown in the photo, the yellow dial on the Left is the polarity selector. You can select which polarity you want.
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Wish I had an answer. I've noticed that about mine as well. I set the duration for 10 seconds, and it only dumps for 5 on the timer.
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2 lines positive... 1 line negativeT= test line. C= control lineIf you get one line wether its T or C line then it's negative.. Re-test in 2 weeks
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Make sure the little switch is positioned in the center Position. Left is OFF. Center is Timer program, and right position is on continuous. If the clock rotates automatically then it is wired correctly. If it still does not turn off then I don't know what the problem could be other than a mechanical failure.
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Mine was clearly marked. From left to right (looking at terminal end of board:Gnd ( battery negative)motor (load) negative -motor (load) posative +Battery posativeHope this helps