What does it do? What is this timer supposed to do?
593739
You attach one hose to the timed valve to have scheduled irrigation and another hose to the other which you can turn on and off by pressing the manual button. This is so you don't have to take the assembly off if you want to use the same hose spigot for something else, you just use the other attached hose and the manual button.
766810
I'm not certain I understand the question. You set the timer for the minutes you need and when it reaches that point it will ring and turn itself off. You are always able to stop the timer by a click the buttons should you wish to for any reason.
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.
1296982
This timer needs power to operate when the power is off it does not continue to keep time. The current time will need to be adjusted once the power comes back on.
233762
The timer is a rotary timer. It ticks down to 0 and then opens. You will have to re-set the timer (ie spin the dial to the appropriate time delay) each time.
1466751
This is not a timer so the answer is 0. This is a pump start relay which controls your pump.
726441
No. It's a countdown timer alarm. Set the hours and minutes you want it to go off in.
793790
Yes, it is an A, B timer, which means you set the A and the B time and it will turn on/off for A seconds and off/on for B seconds. You can cycle between A and B or just one shot mode. There are Gate and Reset pins to enable timing and resetting the timing. The A output (active during A time) has a NO (Normally Open) and a NC connection. The B output only has a NO connection.
1296980
It is like all mechanical timers... You have to set the time by rotating the dial. If there is a power outage the dial will stop rotating for the duration of the outage and automatically resume rotation when power is restored. The time will not correct itself when the power is resumed. You must manually rotate the dial again until the correct time is set. I used these for heat tape switches so I didn't break the bank with my power bill and have to remember to reset the time after a power outage, otherwise the heat tape will come on at the wrong time.
1434436
It sounds like your item is defective. The timer should always be running and advancing. Hope this helps.
427876
I'm sorry. I don't know if it does. I don't have these automatic timers anymore, sold them with the home I left them with. Sorry I can't answer your question. I set timers for a certain time but not like your times. They worked well for me. Sorry I can't answer your question. :o/
2069919
No I would think you would have to reset timer every time you start something. I reset timer every time I use the one I have. I guess the best way to say it the timer will count down. Then after that the timer will restart its self & count UP. FRANZ
1658372
It's a timer, in that it keeps track of on/off cycles not actual "time of day". It knows when to turn on & off not what time it is.
1054373
It is just a timer. Whatever you can plug into a power outlet you can plug into this and it will power it according to settings you chose on the dial.
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.
2210276
There is an off button at the bottom. You press and hold one of the buttons, the top one I think, to override the timer and keep it constantly on.
94573
This timer will remember the times you set. Even after the timer begins counting past your set time, just hit the stop button twice, and it will reset the timer back to your original time.