I installed a manual timer switch (Intermatic, model no. T103, Double Pole Single Throw Clock Motor: 120V 60HZ ) at 11:00am today and my dials was set to come on at 7:00pm at night and cut off

at 7:00 am. When I left the lights was on will the timer start working 7:00am the next day automatically adjust itself to shut-off the next day at 7:00am. I fell like I left something out?

Thank you,
Dino M. Pernell Sr.

Posted by dino381 on Sep 08, 2010

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Hi,
Yes, just leave it and it will start to do its thing...you have it set up and now just let it go...

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By D. Floyd Kolb Sep 08, 2010
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Make sure the clock is set to the right time. If the timer is clock is set and the on time is 7:00 pm, then it should be off before that. (past 7:00am). if all is correct, it should do it's job until the power fails. At which time you need to set the clock again.

By Eric Vanderberry Sep 10, 2010
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