Top 20 Woods 59200 Lamp and Appliance Timer with Easy OnOff Settings 2Prong plu Questions & Answers

1. Begin with all timer segments on the dial 'pushed up'. 2. Push 'down' the segments required for the 'ON' time; each segments represents 1/2 hour interval. 3. Rotate the dial clockwise until the 'TIME NOW' aligns with the pointer.

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with a timer like that , start here. Unplg it and have it in your hand. Pull up all the tabs. Push down the tabs from 7pm-6am. Now, find in the center ot the unit, the little arrow, turn till the correct time, the the right now is at the arrow. Plug in right away. As for the timer switch, timer on will work just as timer, push to outlet on will turn the lamp on manually. Also keep in mind that if the power goes you will have to realign the arrow with the actual time.

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Rotate dial until current time lines up with arrowhead; when plugged in, dial rotates
48 segments located on dial; each segment is 1/2 hour
Segment pulled up = lights OFF
Segment down = lights ON
Override switch located top of timer, move switch to TIMER

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59200 is analog timer with moving parts including motor, switch and contacts.
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I test timers. Some timers make noise, and some are quieter.
When a timer goes bad that I bought from local store, I buy another one and return defective one in new package.

Digital timers make no noise, except humming sound, and click when contacts are activated sometimes.

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Intermatic TN300 timer is same as Woods 59200 timer
Timers are sold under different brands and numbers depending on who is packaging and marketing the product.
59300 manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59200.pdf

Rotate dial to set current time, when plugged in, dial rotates
48 segments located on dial; each segment is 1/2 hour. Push segment down like piano key.
Segment pulled up = lights OFF
Segment down = lights ON
Override switch on top of timer.
For programs to operate, move switch to Timer ON

Plug lamp into timer.
Turn lamp ON
Plug timer into wall

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The segments lift up as you discovered.
Lift up about 10 consecutive segments and then manually rotate timer dial and watch when lamp turns on-off.
I think the problem you describe results from lifting only one segment, instead of all segments between the on-off times.

The dial rotates as time passes, and pins-tabs push tiny switch one direction or other direction, and switch turns light on-off.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#Pins-tabs

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It depends on wattage being controlled.

You posted under Woods 59200 timer which is a lightweight table lamp timer.

I suggest more robust 110V Intermatic HB113C appliance timer.
http://www.amazon.com/Intermatic-Hb113c/dp/B000GHKO6C

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Open following link to identify timer and see manual plus written programming steps:
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Lamp must be turned ON, and Bulb is good.
Raise and lower a few segments on the timer.
Plug timer into wall, and plug lamp into timer.
Manually rotate timer dial clockwise to watch lamp turn on-off.
Notice also that timer has switch located on top.
Move switch into one position and manually rotate dial again.
Move switch to other position and manually rotate dial again.
This will tell you how to set timer switch and segments.
To set current time, rotate dial until current time lines up with arrowhead located on inner dial.
Dial rotates as time passes, and segments click a switch back and forth that turns circuit on-off.

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Ensure that the switch on top of the timer is in the "timer" position.
Rotate the timer dial to set the correct time of day.
Push down all pins for the time or times that you want the device to run.
Plug the timer in and plug your device in.
Gary

They are located on outer edge of dial.
See samples of timer pins and segments:
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You posted under Woods 59200
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Push in all pins for the duration that you want your lights to come on. For the timer to control, switch should be on "timer". For constant on, switch should be on "outlet".
Gary

You posted under Woods 59200 timer which is plug-in dial timer with 2-prong outlet 1250 watts
50 mini-bulb Christmas string is 25 watts.
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Woods 59200 manual:
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Are you talking about raising and lowering the segments?
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You posted under Woods 59200 timer.
There are segments located around edge of dial.
Each segment represents 1 hour
Timer arrives with segments pushed down.
To set timer, raise the segments up for all times you want timer OFF
Leave segments down for times you want the timer ON.

You have a 59200 plug-in timer.
Following link shows timer, timer manual, and written instructions.
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Timer has segments located around dial.
Lift segments up or push segments down to set on-off times
To set current time, rotate dial until current time lines up with arrowhead located on inner dial

You push up all the prongs, during the time you want to be "ON". During the time, where the prongs are down the output is "OFF".

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