Ge smart timer-won't work after I changed off/time-no voltage to light

1) Set current time:
Press reset button to clear all programs , display should flash 12:00 AM Monday
Press and hold CLOCK button.
Press Hour, minute and day buttons until current hour minute and day display.
Release Clock button.
Next step is to program the timer
Example shows how to turn on at 5PM each day and turn off at 11 PM each day.
2) Programming review: Each program requires ON time to be set, and then OFF time to be set For example you set Program1 ON 5:00PM for ALL days. And then you set Program1 OFF 11PM for ALL days. Minimum on-off set time is 1 minute.
3) Programming steps: Press PROG button until Timer 1 ON appears on display Use Hour button to set 5 PM Use MIN button to set :00 Default selects ALL days (If you want other days, press DAY button until display shows correct block of days) Press PROG button again to save Program1 ON 4) Now for Program1 OFF 5) To set Program1 Off Press PROG button until Timer 1 OFF shows in display. Use Hour button to set 11 PM Use MIN button to set :00 Default selects ALL days (If you want other days, press DAY button until display shows correct block of days) Press PROG button again to save Program1 OFF 6) Program 1ON and Program1 OFF have been set ... so press the CLOCK button to return to current time. If you want to set another program, press PROG button until Timer 2 ON displays 7) After setting programs, press Clock button so current time shows. 8) The manual shows one more thing ... if you program the timer during the hours 5-11pm, and the timer should be ON during those hours, you have to 'tell' the timer to turn ON by pressing the manual override ... after that the timer will operate normally.

I don't have repair for defective timer.
If following information does not apply to your timer, then add a comment with clear description of timer for possible help.
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59403.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/GE-15117-Manual.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#6-24

1) The only complaint about this 6-button timer sold by Woods, GE and Westek is the MODE doesn't work.
The key to this timer is to finish programming, and then press Clock to return to current time, and at this point the timer is in correct mode.
Then do NOT press mode button ever for any reason, except to reset timer.

2) Try resetting timer by pressing Clock Mode and Prog buttons at same time, and then re-program timer.

3) Timer is not heavy-duty. Load rating is 1000watts incandescent, and 1/4 HP.
If load rating is greater, then timer will not operate as expected.

4) If you have problem with timers, try timer on different load and on different outlet.
Test outlet for polarity using circuit analyzer.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Cooper-277-pilot-light-switch.html#circuit-analyzer

I don't have answer for defective timer. Buy another timer if everything below checks out:
59018 7-day timer has limited 1 year warranty, and appears to be made by Tork
Timer is for 120Volt single-pole only.
Rated for 1000 watt tungsten, 8A ballast, 1/4 HP
Push reset button with toothpick > not necessary to press-and-hold other button to accomplish reset.
After reset, 12:00 am Monday should display.
Programs are deleted. Reprogram timer.

To check, change and delete specific programming, press PROG key until selected program displays, and then set new programming >>> or press-and-hold MODE button and press PROG button again to delete selected program.

Timer has non-replaceable 30-day carryover battery and does not lose programming after power outage, and will retain programs until battery is depleted.

Review wiring:
Hot to timer black.
Neutral to timer white.
Load to timer red.
Ground to timer green.

Lights will blink if timer red and timer white are connected to load together.
Timer will not function if timer black and red wires are reversed. Display will not show.

http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#59028

I am guessing that you have digital in-wall timer GE 15071 or GE 15086

To identify timer for sure, see images at following link:
http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-timers-and-manuals.html#15071

Manual for 15086
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/GE-15086-Manual.pdf

If this is new timer, the problem could be a couple things.
1) Circuit has electrical problem that is affecting timer electronics.
Use circuit analyzer from Home Depot electric department and test any receptacle on same circuit breaker as timer.
2) event1 ON was programmed but event1 OFF was not programmed. To review events, press Prog button once to see event1 ON and press Prog button again to see event1 OFF. When review is complete, press clock key to return to current time.
3) event1 ON and event1 OFF are programmed with conflicting day schedules
4) event1 and event7 have conflicting schedules

If this is new or old timer:
5) Timer needs to be reset because of internal glitch. Press and hold reset button for a moment and timer display will start flashing 12:00 am MO
6) These timers can go bad any time. I test timers and 4-6% arrive defective, and most quit after couple years, but some can last quite a while. This is why I suggest using a circuit analyzer to check if circuit is causing difficulties.

You posted under a photo that looks like Woods 49063 or GE 28441
Link below shows this particular timer with manuals for each:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#Oval

If your timer does not show on link above, add a comment with as much description as you have, with button locations and color and purpose of timer.

To program the GE timer:
1) Set current time
Press and hold Time button: and then push hour and MIN button to set current hour and current minute.

2) To program:
Press and hold PROG button for 1 second
Prog 1 ON will display
This is program1 ON
Press hour button and MIN button to set program1 ON hour and minute

Press and hold PROG button for 1 second
Prog 1 OFF will display
This is program1 OFF
Press hour button and MIN to set program1 OFF hour and minute

Press and hold PROG button for 1 second
Prog 2 ON will display
This is program1 ON
Press hour button and MIN to set program1 ON hour and minute

Repeat steps to program up to 6 different ON-OFF programs
When programming is finished, press TIME button to return to current time.

3) Set MODE
Press mode button once and ON displays, this means light is ON
Press mode button again and OFF displays, this means light is OFF
Press mode button once and nothing displays, this means timer programs will run as you set them

I bought one also but am taking it back today as I am not satisfied with the performance and the internal battery dies losing all programming. The instructions below are word for word from the manual but not all that clear. Since I can't post the diagram from http://www.thencc.com/westinghouse/LS/Instruction/T28499_TimerManual.pdf (if I can post links here), I substituted words in the "Set Mode" section instead. This is for the Utilitech 0149289 model and also applies to the Westinghouse and Stanley equals. Good luck.

3-Outlet Photocell
HEAVY DUTY OUTDOOR TIMER
Tri-Mode Digital Timer
3-Wire Grounded Outlet and Plug
6 in (15cm) AWG 14/3 SJT vinyl cord
Rated: 125V/15A/1875W Tungsten
60Hz


INITIAL USE:
Before initial use, please plug in your timer for at least 1 hour to charge the internal battery. After the LCD display appears, your unit will be ready for programming.

RESET:
Press the "+" and "-" buttons at the same time to reset your timer. This will clear all programmed settings.

SET CURRENT TIME:
Press and hold the "TIME" button to enter the current time. First, set the day of the week: press "+" or "-" button to set today's day.

Press the "TIME" button to enter the hour setting. Press the "+" or "-" buttons to set the current hour. Be sure that AM or PM appears correctly.

Press the "TIME" button to enter the minute setting, Press the "+" or "-" buttons to set the current minute.
Press the "TIME" button to finish setting the current time and return to normal display.

SET MODE:
Press & hold the "MODE" button to scroll between the different Mode settings:

Display Mode Explanation
Digital Timer On/Off at your exact
programmed times (Picture of clock inserted here)
Photocell Countdown Timer On at Dusk or On immediately,
Off after 1-12 hours (Picture of what looks like half sun on horizon)
Digital Timer + Photocell On at Dusk, Off at your exact
programmed times (Combined picture of clock and half sun on horizon)

SET PROGRAM:
After choosing your mode, set the timer program by holding the "PROG" button for 3 seconds, and then follow the appropriate section below.

SET PROGRAM: DIGITAL TIMER
The first setting is "PROG 1 ON" which should appear on the screen. Set the desired day of the week setting for your timer using the "+" or "-" button to scroll between choices. You can select each day individually, Monday to Friday, Saturday/Sunday, or the entire week. To have your timer turn On/Off at the same times every day of the week, be sure to push "+" until all 7 days of the week are lit up for both PROG 1 ON and PROG 1 OFF.

Press "MANU" to enter the "PROG 1 ON" hour setting. Press the "+" or "-" to choose the desired hour for your timer to turn ON. Be sure to cycle through until AM or PM appears correctly.

Press "MANU" to enter the "PROG 1 ON" minute setting. Press the "+" or "-" to choose the desired minute for your timer to go on.

Press the "PROG" button to enter the "PROG 1 OFF" setting. Repeat steps 2 & 3 to set your desired Off time.

You may now either press the "PROG" button to enter additional programs (up to 8), or press the "TIME" button (or wait 15 seconds) to store your program. Your timer will now show the current set time and is ready for use.

SET PROGRAM: PHOTOCELL COUNTDOWN TIMER
The first setting is "PROG 1 ON". Set the desired day of the week program by pressing the "+" or "-" buttons. You can select each day individually, Monday to Friday, Saturday/Sunday, or an entire week. To have your timer turn On and Dusk and Off at the same time every day of the week, be sure to push "+" until
all 7 days of the week are lit up for both PROG 1 ON and PROG 1 OFF.
Press "MANU" to enter the hour setting. Press the "+" or "-" to set:
Display Explanation
d Dusk to Dawn - On at sundown, Off at sunrise
d:01 to d:12 On at Dusk, Off 1 to 12 hours later
S:01 to S:12 On immediately, Off 1 to 12 hours later

You may now either press the "PROG" button to enter additional programs (up to 8), or press the "TIME" button (or wait 15 seconds) to store your program.
Your timer will now show the current set time and is ready for use.

SET PROGRAM: DIGITAL TIMER + PHOTOCELL

The first setting is "PROG 1 OFF". Set the desired day of the week program by pressing the "+" or "-" buttons. You can select each day individually, Monday to Friday, Saturday/Sunday, or an entire week. To have your timer turn On and Dusk and Off at the same time every day of the week, be sure to push "+" until all 7 days of the week are lit up for both PROG 1 ON and PROG 1 OFF.

Press the "MANU" button to enter the "OFF" time hour setting. Press the "+" or "-" to set. Be sure to cycle through until AM or PM appears correctly.

Press the "MANU" button to enter the "OFF" time minute setting. Press the "+" or "-" to set.

You may now either press the "PROG" button to enter additional programs (up to 8), or press the "TIME" button (or wait 15 seconds) to store your program. Your timer will now show the current set time and be ready for use.

MANUAL OVERRIDE:
Press the "MANU" button to choose the timer status:

Display Explanation
ON Continuously ON
OFF Continuously OFF
AUTO Timer will turn On/Off according to program settings

I don't have a Woods 59112 Manual
Here's link to Woods 49063 manual aka Woods TD1000 aka Noma TD1000
If manual is same/similar as your manual, then read solution given below
If solution below is incorrect, the write out your instructions ... I found that writing out instructions makes things clear.




Solution:
I think you have set ON time but did not set corresponding OFF time
Below is whole programming layout for you to read through
The important thing is to look at the display while programming
For example, lets say you are setting ON time for PROG1
For ON time, the display shows 3 things:
-display shows PROG in upper left corner
-display shows the number 1 to right of time
-display shows the word ON to the right of the number 1

Now you want to set OFF time for PROG1
For OFF, the display shows 3 things:
-display shows PROG as before
-display shows 1 as before
-display has changed and shows the word OFF to right of number 1


Here's how to set Woods TD1000 timer

Plug in timer to see if battery will recharge. Display shows when battery is charged. No display, then timer is no good.

TD-1000 timer has 8 on-off functions per 24-hour day

Timer has 5 buttons + reset:
TIME MODE PROG HOUR MIN

Set current time
Press and hold TIME > use Hour to set hour, Min to set minute
Release Time button ... correct time should show

Program: Capacity for 8 on-off times per day
Press PROG to set first ON time
ON and number 1 are displayed on left
Use hour and minute button to set ON time

Press PROG to confirm
Now, OFF and number 1 are displayed
Use hour and min key to set OFF time

Press PROG to confirm

When 8 programs are set, Press MODE key.
Choose Manual OFF. Manual ON, Auto ON, Auto Off

To use programs, select Auto ON

DST daylight savings time has to be done manually.
Press HOUR MIN button simultaneously > timer set up one hour
Repeat again and timer goes back one hour

Do not plug timer into extension cord > must be plugged into wall

There are 6 programming buttons on face of 15117 timer.
Download pdf manual

Review of steps:
The AA battery is installed with correct polarity
Timer blinked 12:00
Set clock while holding down clock button

Press PROG to display EVENT1-on (there is a tiny 'on' that shows on display)
>day button selects day, weekday, weekend
>> hour minute buttons to set ON time for EVENT1

>Press PROG so display shows EVENT1-off (ther is a tiny off that shows on display)
>repeat steps above to set OFF time for EVENT1

>Press PROG until EVENT1-on shows in display
>repeat steps to set on-off times for EVENT2

> when finished programming, press CLOCK

> Last step, set mode
MODE is on-off override
MODE is also Automatic or Random

Solution ideas:
Press MODE until Automatic displays)
-Press MODE key to see if manual override works
-Look at digital face (or take photo of it) and compare with Figs shown in manual to see if there is a match

-Check breaker. Check light bulb. Remove timer and see if load works without it. Check that light switch is turned on if plug is controlled by light switch.

-Review programs: Push PROG key to review programs
-Other timers ignore conflicting schedules ... for example EVENT1 says ON at 7 and OFF at 8, but EVENT2 says opposite, or overlaps, then timer ignores programming

-Reset timer and repeat programming: Press CLOCK, MODE PROG to reset timer
-Make a chart of your EVENT1 on-off times, and EVENT2 on-off times, EVENT3-7 on-off times before programming to make sure there are no conflicts.

Here's how to set Woods TD1000 timer

This is older timer with backup battery. Plug in timer to see if battery will work. Display shows when battery is charged. No display, then timer is no good.

TD-1000 timer has 8 on-off functions per 24-hour day ...newer timers each offer 7 day function with choices of each-day, week-day, or week-end programming. The wider choices with newer timers may explain why TD1000 instructions are hard to find

Timer has 5 buttons + reset:
TIME MODE PROG HOUR MIN

Set time
Press and hold TIME > use Hour to set hour, Min to set minute
Release Time button ... correct time should show

Program: Capacity for 8 on-off times per day
Press PROG to set first ON time
ON and number 1 are displayed on left
Use hour and minute button to set ON time

Press PROG to confirm
Now, OFF and number 1 are displayed
Use hour and min key to set OFF time

Press PROG to confirm

When 8 programs are set, Press MODE key.
Choose Manual OFF. Manual ON, Auto ON, Auto Off

To use programs, select Auto ON

DST daylight savings time has to be done manually.
Press HOUR MIN button simultaneously > timer set up one hour
Repeat again and timer goes back one hour

Do not plug timer into extension cord > must be plugged into wall

Quick wash is normally used for clothes that are lightly soiled, and do not require a full wash programme,it has nothing to do with the amount of washing in the m/c.
Time saver cuts down on the actual length of the prog, by approx 1/3, there by saving time, again you would normally use this for washing lightly soiled clothing, it is only available on progs B-D and G
Plz rate my solution.
Thanks.