Hi i need to know that how to programmed the timer test

1) Contact Grasslin UK for warranty coverage:
http://www.grasslin-controls.co.uk/contact.html

2) Reset timer and reprogram.
Move slide switch to to right 'set own program'
Then when times are programmed, move slide switch fully right to 'run own program'
http://www.tfc-group.co.uk/assets/graphics/static/QE1-QE2_GB%20instructions.pdf

3) Test that unit is receiving at least 80% rated voltage 240V x 80% = 192V

4) Buy another unit

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Hello Brien, First let me start by apologizing for the difficulty you've had here at FixYa. It is unfortunate the assistance (or lack of) was not helpful or specific to your inquiry, but I'd like to attempt to make amends. I am quite familiar with your model and in fact have serviced Bosch for around 15yrs. When you receive the timer (It is very rare to need one in a Bosch, more likely stat on the inside door panel) I'd be more than willing to guide you through the process and I will even send you a complimentary service manual if you provide an email address. I will understand if you have closed the door on any further input from "experts" here at FixYa but will do what I can to help if you're open. Sorry once again and good luck going forward. Regards, Macmarkus :)

Utilitec 0192773 instructions appear on link below:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

I have tested this timer.
But there is no certain way to know what problem your timer is having.

1) Instructions say to reset timer when you have problem: This is true for most timers.
Simply press reset button for 3-4 seconds.
Screen should display. If not, timer has probably gone bad.
Reset clears all programming, and you need to reprogram timer.

2) If timer worked correctly at one time, then your wiring is good, so wiring is not suspect.

3) When electronic timers malfunction, suspect #1 is line interference.
Buy cheap circuit analyzer from home center and plug into outlet on same circuit breaker.
If line is not clean, then track problem back to light fixture or fan or defective switch, defective outlet. Use process of elimination by disconnecting light fixture, and then outlet, etc.

4) Another suspect is timer programming. If programs overlap or conflict, then timer will not operate as expected. Review timer programs: Press PROG button to scroll through on-off settings. To delete program, hold down RESUME button. Make program schedule before starting, and review programming steps shown on link above.

5) I burned up a 0192773 on purpose by adding 240V to see what would happen. The first time, reset restored timer display. Second time, the timer was bad. I bought another from Lowes and then returned bad timer.

Add a comment for more free help.
Also take advantage of fixya phone service.
For a price, expert speaks with you over phone while you work on timer or any do-it-yourself project.
Fixya is always less expensive than a service call.

Hello! For these issues, here are a few simple steps:

First, for the DVR recording shows, you just need to delete those timers. They may have accidentally been set up.
1. Menu, 7-Daily Schedule
2. Timers
3. Edit list
4. Select any timers that you did not create, or want deleted. This will stop them from recording!

For the program guide:
You just need to download the program guide. Here's a couple easy ways:
First way:
1. Pull up the Guide
2. Press 999 then the right arrow button (Browse) until the guide prompts a download,

Second way:
1. Pull up a menu. Press 6 (Sys setup) -1(Installation) - 1( Point dish)
2. Highlight and select Check Switch on the upper right
3. Select test at the bottom left. (If a message comes up between steps 2 and 3, select yes. )
4. Press VIew live tv, and allow the Acquiring signal message and the guide download to go through.

I hope these steps help!!!

Becki Barned
DISH Network Customer Service

Hi

Programming:
Set present time
Then set ON time for program 1
Set OFF time for program 1
Then set ON time for program 2
Set OFF time for program 2
Most timers will not function if there is a conflict in programming > for example Program 1 says ON at 6 and OFF at 7 and Program 2 says opposite or has overlapping times
When events are set, press SET once > this will put timer in RUN mode

If manual override works, and you set programming correctly, but timer does not carry out instructions, I guess the timer is no good.

Intermatic has 24 hour timers with 2 on-off per day
http://www.intermatic.com/products/timers/consumer%20indoor%20timers/lamp%20%20appliance%20timers.aspx
Intermatic has 7-day digital timers (all digital timers today are 7 day where you select the day that each program works)
http://www.intermatic.com/products/timers/consumer%20indoor%20timers/digital%20timers.aspx


Thanks.

HB88RC manual online:
http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/files/intermatic/products/instructions/timers/hb88rc%20-%20english.ashx

These timers are frustrating sometimes, fortunately this timer can be unplugged to set programs under good lighting.
When I have problems, I set it down for a while and then go back to it later.
Right now I own 25-30 different Intermatic, Woods, GE, Utilitec timers for testing and programming difficulties. Each one offers different points that are confusing.

Some new timers are simply defective. One guy today had 2 defective Woods timers, which made me suspect electric line needs line analysis. You might try your timer in another plug, for example indoor plug in another part of house to double check line is not interfering with timer electronics.

Reading HB88RC manual, there is not Dusk-dawn option, and programming steps are pretty straightforward compared with other timers.
This leads me to believe there is some small thing missed or line is bad, or timer is defective.
Return it if it's defective.

Here are some trip-up points, and they may not apply to you.

1) Current day has to be set. Hold clock button down while setting current time.

2) When programming, each event requires ON time and OFF time. For example event1 ON has to be set and then event1 OFF has to be set. Then set event2 ON and then event2 OFF.

3) When programming, check screen carefully to make sure 1ON appears, and then 1OFF appears in screen exactly like Fig1 and Fig3 shows.

Now I frequently e-mail Intermatic asking for manual clarification, and they e-mail back ... sometimes their manuals are a little bit off here and there. But this manual looks clean and matches what I see in other timers.

4) Each ON time requires OFF time for same choice of days. For example ON 7pm Tuesday and OFF 9pm All-days-of-week will not work correctly.

5) ON 7pm Tuesday and OFF 7pm Tuesday will not work.

6) Conflicts in programming cause some timers to skip programming: For example event1 says ON
at 7 pm Tuesday and OFF 9pm Tuesday, but event2 says opposite.

7) Since manual override works correctly, we know Load is functioning, and we know plugs on timer are working. Timer load can be lighting or pumps or heaters, but manual does not specifically say florescent. So timer MIGHT not work for compact florescent bulbs. If you have CFL bulb, try another type of Load: for example incandescent table lamp.

And that's everything I know, like Bubba Gump shrimp.

You posted under ST01C Intermatic timer.
DUSK is the dusk-to-dawn option available with astronomic timers like the ST01C.

If the ST01C is not your timer, add a comment with your timer brand.
I have tested the ST01C and many other timers.

To diagnose the timer, press manual override (on-off button) to see if timer operates Load.
The ST01C will not operate the Load if battery is bad, or if timer has gone bad.

Replace CR2 battery, and then re-program current time and day.
Current day settings are lost when battery goes bad, but the on-off programming remains indefinitely inside timer memory until the reset button is pushed.
To clear timer memory, hold down on-off button and push tiny round reset button for several seconds.

The following link shows the manual and EZ steps to reset timer:
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html
The link also shows other timers in case you have a different brand.

Dayton 2VJ58A is a small, expensive 2 channel timer.

My understanding is that 2 channel timers are made "for the independent control of two circuits." I assume the advantage of multi-channel timers is needing just 1 timer on the control board.

If you are using 2 channels to control one circuit, I don't know the outcome, or if the 2VJ58A is made to do that job. It may ruin the timer!?! Be careful.

The less expensive ST01C timer offers 40 programs per week where overlapping times can exist on same load. These timers advise not to program overlapping times, ST01C troubleshooting says NOTE: Your switch timer automatically skips any conflicting ON event

Dayton timers are made in Japan but I could not locate a web site other than Grainger who sells the product. Probably the timer manual has manufacturing info. Grainger sales might be able to help?
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DAYTON-Electronic-Timer-2VJ57

Solution: I would call the seller, or Grainer, or the manufacturer. They might know about the software parameters. I would re-read the instructions carefully, and read up on multi-channel timers before putting power to the timer.

Let us know what you are trying to accomplish with the timer, and maybe we can help from that standpoint

Tiny print on the instructions is enough to aggravate ya fierce.

You are replacing switch that has 2 wires with a timer that has 4 wires.

1) 5 minutes to Test wires: If your switch has 3 wires, then you have wrong timer. You need Intermatic ST01C or EJ500C. If your switch has 2 wires, then continue: Disconnect both wires from existing switch. Pull them out where you can test with ordinary tester. Power is on. Test each wire from switch to bare copper wire. When test light comes on, that is the hot wire and it is probably Black.

2) 3 minutes to connect wires:
Timer black wire goes to hot wire which is probably black
Timer red (or blue) wire goes to other wire that was connected to switch
Timer white wire connects with other white wires that are held together with a wire nut and pushed to back of box. [If box does not contain other wires, connect Timer white wire to bare ground wire.]
Timer green wire connects to bare ground wire

3) 5 more hours to program timer
Tiny print shows 5 steps for programming timer. Write the steps out so you can see them clearly. Drink a glass of water. And pull a chair in front of timer to set 7 on and 7 off programs. It will work fine.

Hi, This model has a mother board instead of a defrost timer. If you are having a defrost issue, the first part you want to test is the defrost heaters. If you need instruction on testing the defrost cycle, please let me know so I can assist you further.

Thanks
Vic