Where are the "never-lose pins"

Here's the 1-page "manual" fo ryour timer:
https://www.ccixpress.com/wcsstore/CCIxpress/images/catalog/catalogPDFs/Part%20No/59204.pdf

As an electrician, I rarely have to dal with these plug-in timers, since when they fail, consumers
will just discard them and buy another, but as a timer owner, I can try to describe the "pins" and
operation of your Woods 59204ev timer.

1. rotate clockwise the center dial to inform the timer what time it is now.
you'll want to rarte the dial until the time on the dial points to the ARROW.
The dial is marked in either a 12-hour or 24-hour format.

2. the "pins" are on the outer edge of the dial - tilt the pins OUTWARD during the time(s) on the
timer's dial that you want your timed devce (10 Amp max lighting, 15 Amp max resistive (heater))
to be on, and tilt these pins inward for the times/hours that you want the same device to be off."

Thes pins are advertized to be "Never-Lose" pins, since unlike many past model timers, the
on/off pins for your Woods 59204EV timer are not removable. Consumers would consistently
lose or break the small plastic removable pins of yesteryear, rendering a fully functional timer useless.

Different Woods timers have same model number, depending on who packaged and sold product.
Manuals are sometimes generic. They say pins when they mean segments or tabs.
Segments are small plastic divisions located around outer edge of dial.
They divide 24-hour day into 15 minute or 30 minute periods.
Link below shows sample pins and tabs.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#Pins-tabs

With the 15204, I believe these segments pull out or push inward; but they could also pull upward or downward.
Move a couple segments, plug in the timer and lamp, and then manually rotate dial to watch how lamp turns on-off.
Lamp must be turned ON and bulb working.

Some 15204s have a switch on face of timer, or somewhere on timer. Some do not have a switch, and some have a dial. Move switch to TIMER, or to AUTO. Or rotate dial to ON.

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The "pins" are the 48 little tabs that are around the clock dial. That would be 2 in every hour of the 24 hour day.
Push down a pin to start the device that you want to control and pull up the pin at the time you want the device to stop.

Following link shows 4 basic segments/pin layouts used by mechanical dial timers:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#Pins-tabs

I don't have 59108 timer listed for Woods.

1) Woods makes 59018 White-colored in-wall digital 7-day timer
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59018-59028.pdf

2) Photo that you posted question with is Woods outdoor 59204 or Woods outdoor 49109
These timers have a dial on face of timer.
Rotate dial until current time lines up with arrowhead.
Segments located around edge of dial are used to set times.
Move segments up-down (49109) or in-out (59204) to set on-off times
Move override dial (49109) or override switch (59204) to Timer, or timer ON so timer will follow programming

If above is not your timer, link below shows all Woods timers and manuals to help identify your timer
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http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

You posted under Woods 59204, but Woods makes different timers with same number and others timers with multiple numbers
If this is not your timer, add a comment
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59204.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#59204

Manual for 59204 says segments are located around edge of dial.
Pull segments out with fingernail or small screwdriver to set on off times.

Here are some photos
There are two 2 basic types: Pins and segments

Timer pins flip in and out using fingernail.

Timer segments lift up using small tool or fingernail

Sometimes segments pull outward away from center

To check timer functions after setting pins or segments,
manually rotate dial to and watch lights turn on and off

I found a manual for this yard stake:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/GE-15107-outdoor-timer-manual.pdf

There is a switch located on inner dial.
Move switch to TIMER

You posted under Woods 59204 outdoor timer.
If this is not your timer, add a comment.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

manual for Woods 59204 timer
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59204.pdf

Instructions:
Rotate dial until current time lines up with arrow.
48 segments (or pins) located around edge of dial > each segment is 1/2 hour
Set ON-off times by pushing pins in or out
Pins pushed out = timer ON
Pins pushed inward = timer OFF
Plug in timer.

Maximum 1250 Watts.
50 mini-bulb strand of Christmas lights is 25 Watts.
Timer will operate 50 strands of 50 mini-bulbs.
Long-winded guide for Christmas light wattage:
http://www.christmaslightsetc.com/pages/how-much-power.htm

59733 appears to be Woods timer number, but Coleman Cable CCI does not have 59733 manual.
Internet search turns up no Woods 59733 number.
There is a Woods 59730 outdoor timer stake, but I can't find manual for 59730 either.
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4433644&CAWELAID=604875525

I do not have 59733 timer photo or manual.
But some Woods timers go by more than 1 number.
Check if your timer appears on following page:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

Woods also has promotional line of timers sold in retail stores, and many of these timers carry Woods name but nobody has on-line information.

If I find manual or more information I will post on this thread.

here is the link for the actual instructions: http://www.ccixpress.com/cci/Marketing/Woods_Canada_Timer_Instructions/49382.pdf
but I found the indoor timer instructions to actually be clearer. http://www.ccixpress.com/cci/Marketing/Woods_Canada_Timer_Instructions/49529.pdf
Hope it helps!