The timer is off.

Replace the timer.

The numbered bezel can be used by divers to measure elapsed time on their oxygen supply. Place the zero where the minute hand is now and you'll know when 20 or 30 minutes have passed when the minute hand reaches bezel number 20 or 30.

In the same way, you can use the bezel to tell when 30 minutes have passed on your parking meter if you simply put the 0 on the minute hand when you leave the car. When the minute hand reaches the 30 mark, a half hour will have passed.

Typically, the bezel only turns counterclockwise to keep the wearer from bumping and changing the elapsed time number. On some less expensive watches, the numbered bezel does not turn and is decorative only.

The rotating bezel can be used to measure elapsed time. For example, if the time on your watch reads 10.10, align the zero point of the bezel with the minute hand. Now, say the time is 10.40, the minute hand at 8 o'clock will point towards 30 on the bezel, indicating that 30 minutes of time has elapsed since 10.10.

10-22-12
FF30 Intermatic timer: The turning knob pulls off.
(With some really old models, 1960s, there is a small set screw on the fat end of knob.)
Under the knob is a small hex nut that twists off to remove plate.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Countdown-timer-horsepower-ratings.html

http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-switches.html#gang

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Copy following link for instructions setting analog timers:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-set-timers.html

CU750 appears to be Mr Steam with 30 minute digital timer, or 30 minute spring-wound mechanical timer.
Copy links following links to download Instruction manuals for these timers:
CU 99216DIG timer manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Diehl-652-Operating-micro-II.pdf
CU 99216B timer manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/039_FF-series-sell-sheet-with-wiring.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/Countdown-timer-horsepower-ratings.html

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Hey jimmie love,

Just a quick clarification; does this only happen on certain shows? Some channels do run late.

You can always try setting the timer to end 2-3 minutes late and see if that works. Let me know here if you have any information or if you have any questions.

Tommy Faust
DISH Internet Response Team

It's a little backward from what I was thinking. The "Stops" haveto be UP for the timer to be OFF. When you want the timer toturn an object ON you push the "Stops" DOWN.Thanks to geno_3245 for posting the initial information.

Melnor 604F Instructions (from Label on unit)All indicator light flashing - replace 9V battery inside unit
1. To Start - turn dial to Off and press Enter.
2. Set Time - set current time and press Enter (Yellow ring).
3. Set Start Time - Set time to start first irrigation cycle (Yellow ring) and press Enter.
4. Frequency - Set frequency of irrigation cycle; e.g., twice a day set 12 h. (red sector ring) and press Enter
5. Duration - Set duration of cycle (Green band) minutes and press Enter.
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To change duration - turn dial to new duration and press enter.
To turn water on manually - Turn dial to ON position, water will turn off in 30 min.
Do not press enter in the OFF position as the unit will clear program. You will have to reprogram unit
via steps 2-5 above.

Setting Defrost time, Place the start pins(screw pins) in the outer dial, at the time of day- When you want defrost to start. (8am-2pm-8am-2pm) 4 hours min. between hours.
Set the Time of Day, Grasp knob marked - Turn to set. rotate, until the correct time of day. Ever timer there is a power interuption, this will ahve to be re-set.
Depress and rotate the bronze pointer on the inner dial to the length of defrost wanted, - apx 30 minutes.
done.

you need to replace a t-stat. the one with 4 terminals on it. i believe its the adjustable t-stat