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Open following link to identify product and download manual
http://waterheatertimer.org/UPM-timers-and-manuals.htmlQ1) Some UPM timers, and other brands, offer countdown feature in addition to regular programming.
So you choose between regular programming and countdown.
Countdown is for a bathroom fan for example.
Push the button and fan turns on for set amount of time.
After countdown is over, fan turns off automatically.
Q2) Yes all days of the week can be selected.
Set event 1 ON for all days.
Set event 1 OFF for all days.
Do not set more events unless you want more on-off events.
Q3) Switch position depends on model number.
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Or try the switch in different positions.
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After approximately a year of normal operation, the timer alarm goes off at 12:00 a.m. even though the timer has not been set. The timer will operate normally when set. The back up batteries have been replaced, the unit has been unplugged and plugged back in a number of times, and the timer has been set and allowed to count down so that the alarm sounds. It still goes off at 12:00am without being set.
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same promblem very annoying
I have the same problem! I don't use the timer at all. My device goes off at midnight every night. I hate to keep unplugging the unit everytime I use it so that I don't get woken up at night. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix it??
Alarm is going off at 12:00 every night now for the past 3 nights. The only thing I have changed is 3 weeks ago was the first time since owning the unit that I changed to daylight savings time.
I have the same problem. Tried new batteries, reseting, etc. Anyone have another idea?
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