I didn't mention . the switch works fine , as a switch . I set the local time and several hours later , it hasn't moved. what now ?
1831427
I had a problem with the switch turning on but not turning off, so I went back and read the fine print and it said, to switch the black wires. Well I had to do this in 2 steps because when I went to take it back out one of the wire nuts was loose so I didn't know if that was the problem or what was. So after it still didn't work I switched the black wires and it works great.
1831428
I also have never got the timer/clock to work even after uninstalling, reinstalling, switching wires, reading instructions over and over, praying and being overall pissed. Have been manually using it as a switch for the off/on operation until I rip it out for the last time and toss it. Clock does not seem to keep time.
1831429
I never got mine to function even after swapping wires. I ended up returning mine and getting a digital one for slightly more and it has worked great from the moment I wired it in. Good luck. If the wire swap doesn't work, then returning it might be your best option.
14064
Use the menu to set the date & time. As with all electronic devices it's weird. Trial & error is the way to go.
1189674
You're having to reset the time because you are unplugging it from the constant power supply. It has no internal battery system, so if you want to keep the correct time you will have to keep the unit plugged into a constant power outlet.
553785
I'm at work right now and doesn't has the unit on hand but this is my memory: Plug the unit to the outlet couple our to get charge. Take unit out and set :For Time: Push the Time butt. to set current time and using Hour & Minute to set.After time set done. Push the On Button to set the time to turn-on with using Hour & Minute Button to set timing you wanted.Same thing to ser the timing off by using Off button. Good Luck
1740906
This happend to mine also. I seen this advice on another site. Unplug it, wait a little, plug back in. Go to the setting menu. Go to clock. Make sure to turn off the auto clock setting. Then set it manually. This seemed to work for me. If this doesn't work you probally got a lemon.
538761
You have to hold down the V/S button for more than 3 seconds. That toggles between showing the Time and alternating between Time / Date / Temp. Its not intuitive. And not explained in the instructions. I found this answer on a different website and am posting it here, because its the 4th time I've had to figure it out, and I waste 20 minutes trying to remember how to do it.
2085197
I sat at my desk in the house and programed it. I have trouble seeing it where it is outside in the pump house. I can then just change the duration times as I need (still a bit hard to see). if it helps the time that first displays is always midnight
425295
I have all three of my Luminara - the switch is on the "ON" position Not the timer position. And my remote works. If this does not help google/call Luminara they should be able to help you. Hope this works for you :)
93140
I also have not been able to get my clock to the correct time zone...it has the right time, but mountain time....I unplugged it various times, and it does correct the 12:00 time eventually, and push the button that says EST, but it doesn't take it...I really got it for the size and sound of the radio, so I have given up on getting the getting the correct time. I even looked up others who explained how to get the time going on amazon, but didn't work for me.
672739
A correction: Previously I said in my e-mail that the unit does not move when oscillating but part of it does. I turned the switch off beforethe movement began when I checked it yesterday. Sorry about that.rend the switch off
300560
I didn't realize I didn't know how either. Hope I never have to change the time and date. Hope you get an answer.
783013
I just installed one of these switches and if I turn the breaker off, it looses the time but not the programming. This is stupid because it will never turn on right because the time setting is wrong.
723298
Plug it in for an hour. You should see the time display return to the screen. You can then reprogram or it may still have the on/off time in memory.
1789579
I don't think it's an atomic clock by any means but my power went out one day and the clock came back on with the correct time. But I believe that I'm gonna have to be adjusting it during during the seasonal time changes. And btw, I tried emailing the company about the dim feature that doesn't seem to work and the email they provided doesn't work. Don't know what's up there. Very unprofessional.
1197436
I read the instructions again to find an answer for your question as best as I can. If i set up my unit at the same time every night before I go to sleep at 10pm for 6am switch on with the unit plugged in on the off setting I would press the timer button and with the + sign select 8hrs, the next time I go to set up the timer I press the timer button and it will still show 8hrs, if I go to sleep later then I will change the hours to switch on accordingly. I don't leave my unit plugged in so I don't know if the timer remains and the unit turns on every 8 hours. Sorry, hope this helps.
1978992
The clock I have automatically sets itself for daylight savings time. Maybe you have it set for the wrong time zone. Look at the directions. The clock works really well.
1059315
That's right. I think the default is 1 minute and believe the time is configurable. It works every time.