Hav a turbo timer to install, but the manual iz hot in english and has no color code az to identify which iz ign 1,ign 2 etc. The name of the timer is miccon.

Copy following link to identify timer and download manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-timers-and-manuals.html#ET-series
Unknown if this is new installation, or old installation that stopped working.
Check battery. The timer requires a battery. Located below the buttons.
ET103C digital electronic timer is discontinued but some folks still sell on ebay... selling possibly used timer. Timer has 1 year limited warranty from date of manufacture.
Timer has error code messages... if you receive no error code, then battery could be problem.
Line noise can cause timer not to function, such as fluorescent lights on same circuit etc.
ET103C clock mechanism is 120Volt 60 Hz. If pump and circuit are 208-240Volt, or 277V etc then this timer is not best choice unless neutral wire is available..
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1) Copy following link to identify timer and download manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-timers-and-manuals.html#DT300

2) Add comment and describe timer in detail

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1) Copy following link to identify timer and download possible manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-timers-and-manuals.html#HB77

2) Timers are constantly changing as far east manufacturers take older design timers and reintroduce on market with almost-same features.
So the older manuals do not always work with new knock-off timer.

3) Add comment and describe timer in detail, and attach close-up photo of product buttons. Fixya downgrades your photo into blurry incomplete information, so be sure to start with close-up and in-focus photo. Otherwise images on fixya are frequently a source of miscommunication.

4) Post your foreign manual online, and send link. Expert can then use google-translate to roughly interpret manual into English.

5) Use google translate to help understand your manual.

6) Use your printer to scan foreign manual into a series of close up images, so writing is readable, and then attach photos one at a time.

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Numbers are 2143 Colors are 2-Pink 1-Yellow 4-Blue 3-White This is if you are looking at the bottom of the timer facing the numbers. The Pin that is separated from the other three is number 3-White Wire.

Timer is not identified.
Noma is generic brand name used by different sellers to denote that product is a timer.
Noma is generally associated with Woods timers.
1875 is usually the watt rating for heavier duty timers, like 2 button block heater timers, etc.

1) Add a comment and describe timer in detail, and include photo of timer posted on Flickr for possible identification.

2) Open following link to find same-similar timer
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#outdoor

Description of wiring is unclear
Timer is not identified.
Different timers install different ways.
Not all timers are made to control a pump.

Here's what I know:
1) You are replacing single-pole switch.
2) You want to control pump with timer.
3) You posted question under ST01C timer, but ST01C has 1 blue wire so you don't have ST01C timer.

Here's what I need to know to help you:
1) What HP shows on pump nameplate?
2) What color wires are coming from pump, and how did each wire connect to single-pole switch?
3) What buttons are on timer so I can identify timer.
4) What color wires are on timer.
5) What other wires are inside switch box other than wires going to pump.

i have the same one in my collection. this one appears to be a RANDOM timer with no settings. presumably good to have a light go on and off if you are away on vacation i guess

I have extensive files on timers but do not show 4353765.
I test and research timers and would enjoy finding out what timer you have.

That leaves 3 solid options:

1) Open following link to identify same-similar timer, and download manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

2) Add a comment with photo of your timer and I can possibly find same-similar manual
http://www.fixya.com/support/r6568559-post_photograph_fixya_questions_answers

3) Add a comment and describe timer in great detail, including buttons, if timer plugs-in or is hard-wire, what timer controls, color of wires if any, etc.

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do not use full reset just use this simple code #*7337#

try press power , 3 and green keys together
or by Phoenix program get factory setting