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If you have a capable battery charger, then a dead battery can be recharged. I would suggest recharging the battery to the proper voltage and then letting it set for 24 hours. In 24 hours check the battery for the correct voltage. If it maintains the charge, then you should be okay to reinstall the battery. If it does not, then you may have a dead cell in the battery and it would need to be replaced. Video about How to Test Battery

1) Copy following link for 24-hour Kambrook KD-36 timer manual:


2) Add comment and describe timer in detail. Attach photo of your timer for clarification.

3) Most modern timers have non-replaceable, internal rechargeable battery that requires charging for 1 hour before programming.

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1) Copy following link for possible manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#Oval

2) Don't forget to reset timer to clear traces of prior programming.
Timer has internal rechargeable battery that eventually gives out, rendering timer useless.
Timer has 1 year limited warranty through Coleman.

3) Suggested replacement timer: Woods 59009, 59008, 59007.
Two prong and 3-prong outlets, rated for CFL LED incandescent etc
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#50009

4) Or buy timer locally for ez return if timer does not work.

5) Jan 2013: Best brands for warranty support are probably Woods, Intermatic, GE, Tork, Sylvania, Leviton.
Promotional-grade timers from First Alert, Timex, Brinks, Stanley-Westinghouse, Utilitec etc may not have clear on-line warranty support.

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If the temperature went over 24 for a brief moment than it shouldn't affect your wine but if the changes happens every once In a while your wine can definitely get ruined. If the temperature went over 24 for more than 3 hours I'll also ruin your wine.

To recharge the battery, you will need a 12VDC 300mA adapter. It will take 12 to 15 Hours to charge.
Take your light to Radio Shack, and make sure the barrel fits.

The rechargeable battery in your MP3 player needs to be replaced, generally speaking the average life span for a battery is 1 to 3 years.

Page showing Woods timers and models:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

Add a comment with specific model number and I will help.

Instructions below are for Woods 59203 24-hour digital timer:
Plug timer in until battery is recharged.
If display will not show, then timer battery is dead and needs to be recharged, or timer may be broken.

Set current time:
Press and hold CLOCK button.
Press HOUR and MINUTE to set correct time with am and pm.
Press Day button to set current day.
Release clock button.

Program timer:
Press PROGRAM button until "1 ON" displays. This is program1 ON.
Press MINUTE and HOUR buttons to set ON time for program1
Press DAY button to choose day or group of days for program1 ON

Press PROGRAM button until "1 OFF" displays. This is program1 OFF
Press MINUTE and HOUR buttons to set OFF time for program1
Press DAY button to choose day or group of days for program1 OFF

Press PROGRAM button until "2 ON" displays. This is program2 ON.
Repeat steps above to set ON and OFF time for 5 programs.

When programming is completed, press CLOCK button to exit programming.
Press ON/AUTO/OFF button until Auto displays.

Woods 59301
Manual for 59301
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59203.pdf

Plug timer in wall for 1-2 hours so rechargeable battery charges
If display does not show after 1-2 hours, the battery is dead and timer is no good

After 1-2 hours, you can remove timer from wall to program

Press reset (R) with paper clip to clear memory

Select format: Press and hold Clock button until 12 hour or 24 hour shows on display, then release
Press hour button to change display to 12H
press Clock button and display returns to normal
AM shows in upper left corner

Set current time:
Press and HOLD clock button
While holding clock button, press hour button and minute button until display shows current time
Release clock button
Press and HOLD days button until current day shows in display
Release days button

Further instructions to set ON-OFF times are in manual (click link shown above for manual)
If you have problems, re-post additional question.

restart your laptop press F10 to access the bios setup page. Now scroll to battery calibration tab follow these steps
1 Recharge
2- Discharge
3- Recharge

Your Done!

Did you let it fully charge before you started using it? Most companies will tell you with any electrical things you need to fully charge before using. To fully charge it can take any where from 4 to 24 hours. So place it on the charger for a full 24 hours then see how it works. Then if it still doesn't work it may be defected.
~~~Good Luck~~~