How do you set the AM or PM program to turn on and off the light?
Http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-timers-and-manuals.html
GE and Defiant timers are generally the same
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SOURCE: Woods Model 59200V Indoor Mechanical Timer. Not working
book says peg should be down for on and peg should be up for stop. How the hell does one pull the peg up...it is blocked and can only be pushed down...now what I am missing?
SOURCE: Have GE digital timer 15117. Can't figure out how
GE 15117 manual
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/GE-15117-Manual.pdf
You might try a new AA battery.
Some guy wrote in this week and said he bought 6 timers and all the batteries were bad except 1.
Some timers, like Woods TD1300, and others have the 12 hour or 24 hour option.
You press and hold Time button to choose 12 hour or 24 hour
But GE 15117 manual says nothing about this option.
GE 15117 timer is same timer as Woods 59403
Several folks have written in past couple weeks about the Woods 59403 timer skipping over functions.
The best I can guess is your timer is malfunctioning like the other people's timers.
Woods 59403 manual is identical to GE manual, and says nothing about 12 hour 24 hour option either
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59403.pdf
I test timers for programming and wiring difficulties.
Yesterday 3 timers arrived here, and 1 didn't work.
I took it apart and tested the electronics, and something went bad.
When these timers don't work, you get your money back or throw them away.
SOURCE: I have GE Model #15089
The problem with answering questions where somebody cannot program a timer, or programming stopped working, is that expert doesn't know if timer is defective, or needs to be reset, or timer has conflicting programming, or if person has mis-read the instruction manual, or if wrong button sequence is being used, or if internal battery has gone bad, or if circuit has interference or loose wiring, or if light bulb burned out, and however expert guesses, the person asking question is unhappy because the timer still doesn't work and/or the manual still doesn't make sense.
I work with timers every day and suggest the following steps to get started:
Reset timer and try setting program again.
Write out steps in manual at point where timer doesn't seem to work.
Double-check that you are pushing correct buttons all the way down.
Make sure same days of operation are selected for ON and for OFF. For example if ON is set for all days, and OFF is set for Tuesday, then timer will not work as expected.
Reset timer and make sure there are no conflicting or overlapping programs, or timer will not work as expected.
Test outlet with cheap circuit analyzer from home center, try timer on different outlet, try timer on different Load, check that Load works when plugged into outlet without the timer.
Save some headaches listed above, and buy another 15089 at Home Depot and return defective one in new package.
http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-timers-and-manuals.html#15079
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#troubleshoot
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SOURCE: ZILLA POWER CENTER
The yellow outlets are controlled for 12 hours, and you can determine when those hours occur when setting current time.
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SOURCE: I have two NOMA N1507 timers. A week ago, I set
Did you replace the AAA battery in the back?
To Set the Current Time: Press the HOUR button as many times as necessary to advance the display the correct time. Note, the time can only be set in 30 minute intervals. The LED display will display the hour (1-12) and on the half hour a light will illuminate in the upper right corner, next to the number 30. To change from AM to PM toggle 24 times, a dot will illuminate in the lower right corner of the display next to the letters PM.To Program the Timer: Press the PROGRAM button once, the letter P will flash. Press the HOUR button to set the ON time. Press the HOUR button to set the ON time. Press the PROGRAM button again, the letter E will flash. Press the HOUR button to set the OFF time. Press the PROGRAM button to exit program setting mode. Press the HOUR button to review the ON/OFF setting.To Connect/Operate the Timer: Plug device in to the timer and turn the device on.
To Revise the ON/OFF Setting: Unplug the timer and plug it back in. Repeat the programming steps above.
To Override the Timer: Press the PROGRAM button if you want the device to turn on before the preset time, but note the device will turn off at the preset time. For example, if the preset ON/OFF period is 3 pm - 4 pm, users can manually press PROGRAM to turn the device on at 2 PM, the timer will keep running until the preset off time at 4 pm.
Suitable for use with outdoor appliances. Raintight when mounted vertically with the receptacle facing downward. Use a three-conductor GFCI protected outlet. Do not immerse in water. DO NOT EXCEED RATED CAPACITY. Not for permanent installation. Do not install or use this product for more than a 90-day period per year.
To Set the Current Time: Press the HOUR button as many times as necessary to advance the display the correct time. Note, the time can only be set in 30 minute intervals. The LED display will display the hour (1-12) and on the half hour a light will illuminate in the upper right corner, next to the number 30. To change from AM to PM toggle 24 times, a dot will illuminate in the lower right corner of the display next to the letters PM.
To Program the Timer: Press the PROGRAM button once, the letter P will flash. Press the HOUR button to set the ON time. Press the HOUR button to set the ON time. Press the PROGRAM button again, the letter E will flash. Press the HOUR button to set the OFF time. Press the PROGRAM button to exit program setting mode. Press the HOUR button to review the ON/OFF setting.To Connect/Operate the Timer: Plug device in to the timer and turn the device on.To Revise the ON/OFF Setting: Unplug the timer and plug it back in. Repeat the programming steps above.To Override the Timer: Press the PROGRAM button if you want the device to turn on before the preset time, but note the device will turn off at the preset time. For example, if the preset ON/OFF period is 3 pm - 4 pm, users can manually press PROGRAM to turn the device on at 2 PM, the timer will keep running until the preset off time at 4 pm.Suitable for use with outdoor appliances. Raintight when mounted vertically with the receptacle facing downward. Use a three-conductor GFCI protected outlet. Do not immerse in water. DO NOT EXCEED RATED CAPACITY. Not for permanent installation. Do not install or use this product for more than a 90-day period per year.
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