CLEANS ITSELF TOO FREQUENTLY- 2-3 TIMES EACH DAY

No, you have to use the tablets. They are block oven cleaner and highly caustic. You could spray with Easy Off, leave a few hours and run the cleaning program. One of the great things about the Rational Oven is that it cleans itself spotlessly like brand new. I did ours every Sunday night at 11:00pm, 1 Red Round Tablet and 3 Blue rectangular tablets. Set to heavy soil, next day it was like new. When I retired, I took a video of it to remind me how neat it was.

Hello,

Firstly, this issue requires the cleaning of the ink absorber and still if it displays the Ink Absorber full message, replace the component.

1) After you unplug the power cord and insert it back, the printer will perform an auto-clean.

2) When you clear a paper jam, the printer cleans automatically before you receive the next print out.

3) If you keep the printer idle for 30 days, it cleans itself the moment you power it on.

4) If you have replaced the ink cartridge of the same color for more than 12 times, then the printer performs an automatic cleaning.

If you are replacing the ink absorber, get it done by a service technician and buy an original one.

Sir/Madam

The ink absorber box or flushing box is full. These components are periodic maintenance items that may require replacement after a period of time to ensure optimum performance from your Brother machine. Because these components are periodic maintenance items, the replacement is not covered under the warranty. The need to replace these items and the time period before replacement is dependent on the number of purges and flushes required to clean the ink system. These boxes acquire amounts of ink during the different purging and flushing operations. The number of times a machine purges and flushes for cleaning varies depending on different situations. For example, frequently powering the machine on and off will cause numerous cleaning cycles since the machine automatically cleans upon power up. The use of non-Brother ink may cause frequent cleanings because non-Brother ink could cause poor print quality which is resolved by cleaning. The more cleaning the machine requires the faster these boxes will fill up.

Other reasons for cleaning are:

1. The machine automatically cleans after clearing a printer jam.
2. The machine automatically cleans itself after sitting idle for more than 45 days (infrequent use).
3. The machine automatically cleans itself after the ink cartridges have been replaced 12 times.

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Could not find a free guide, but e-how lists the basic instructions.
Instructions

1. • 1 Set the day and time on the timer. Press and hold "Clock." While holding the "Clock" button, press "Day" to scroll through the days of the week and select the correct one. Press the "Hours" and "Min" buttons to select the correct time. Release "Clock" when you are finished.
     
   • 2 Press "Prog" set the "On" time for the switch. The word "On" and the number "1" will appear on the left side of the display.
     
   • 3 Press "Day" to choose an individual day or a block of days. Choosing an individual day means that this specific program will only activate on that day; choosing a block of days means that the program will be active on each day in the chosen block.
     
   • 4 Set the time that you want the timer to switch on by using the "Hours" and "Min" buttons to select the appropriate time. Press "Prog" when you are done to complete your entry of the "On" time.
     
   • 5 Select the "Off" time for your timer by using the "Day," "Hours" and "Min" buttons to choose when you want the timer to switch off. Press "Prog" again to save this entry. Repeat steps two through six to set additional timers.
     
   • 6 Press "Day" and "Hours" to activate the random timer mode. An "R" will appear on the LCD screen, indicating that the timer is in Random mode. This will cause your timer to switch on and off at different times, following no set pattern.
     
   • 7 Press the button that looks like a hand with the index finger extended to perform a manual override. The display will show you whether it is in Manual or Auto mode, and whether it is turned on or off. "Manual On" means that the time is switched permanently on while "Manual Off" indicates that the timer is turned off. "Auto Off" activates the program that you have set, while "Auto On" turns the time on until the next schedule "Off" time, after which it continues to follow your programmed times.
     
   • 8 Press "Clock" and "Prog" at the same time to use the countdown feature. Use the "Hours" and "Min" buttons to select the length of the countdown, and press "Manual" to start.
     
   • 9 To reset the entire unit and clear all programmed times, use the end of a paper clip or a ball-point pen to press the "Reset" button, located above the "Manual" button.
     

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I am looking at the 31575 7-day timer manual
1) Set current day and time
The timer dial has numbers 1 thru 7 with oval circles around these numbers
1=Monday
2=Tuesday
3=Wednesday
7=Sunday
The oval numbers are located at 12 noon on each day
Since these numbers are circled with an oval, let's call them oval-1 oval-2 oval-3
Current time is always lined up with black triangle at top of dial
Right now it's Tuesday about 2am
Rotate dial until pointer is near oval-2 ... and then line up pointer with small number 2 (for 2am)
If it was 4pm, you would line up with 16 (using the European 24 hour clock)
If it was 8pm, you would line up with 20



2) Set your on-off times
The dial has segments around outer edge
Segments pushed-in = Timer ON
Segments out = Timer OFF

If you want the timer turned on for 2 days, you push-in the segments between those days
For example you want timer to turn on at 6 pm Tuesday and stay on until 3pm Wednesday
Push in all segments between those times.
Tuesday is located at the oval-2 ... 6pm Tuesday is at the 16
Wednesday is located at oval-3 ... 3pm Wednesday is is at the 15
So push-in all the segments between those two times, and the timer will turn ON at the scheduled time each week.

If you want the timer to turn on and off each day at same time, then you push in the same segments for each day.
For example the timer turns on your outdoor lights at 7PM and turns off at 11PM
Select a day: push-in segments between 19 and 23
Repeat the same for each of the other days and timer will follow same schedule each week

If you need more help, answer back and I will give words of encouragement.

If you have a different model number than the 59377, please re-post with exact model number

If you programmed conflicting on-off schedules, the timer will not perform correctly
Make a schedule of times before starting, and that will keep everything organized, just like a recipe

How to program Woods 59377
Timer has rechargeable battery.
Plug timer into wall to charge battery to see LCD display.

All the Woods manuals
Download Woods 59377 manual

Up to 8 ON/OFF programs per day >> program 1 program 2 ... program 8
Choice of individual days, or blocks of days

Image shows buttons:


Set time of day:
Hold down CLOCK button until settings are made
Use DAY button to choose current day MO - TU etc
HOUR button to set current hour
MIN button to set current minute
Release Clock button and time is set

Program preview
> Have your schedule ready to avoid conflicts in programming
Manual says:
>For each ON time, you set DAY HOUR and MIN
>For each OFF time, you set DAY HOUR MIN
> So Program1 has ON and OFF settings that require DAY HOUR and MINUTE
> Program2, 3 , 4 etc also have ON and OFF settings that require DAY HOUR and MINUTE

>Manual shows blocks of days to choose from > for example TH FR SA is one block; MO WE FR is another block ,,, there are 9 possible blocks of days to choose from ... including individual days.
> Each program requires you to select days for ON time, and then when setting OFF time for that program, make sure you have correct day or block of days.

Looking at the display while programming is critical for programming timer correctly
Look for the number 1 or 2 or 3 etc located on left of display > each program has a number
program 1 is #1, program 2 is #2 etc >>> look for the small number on display
Look for the word ON that indicates you are setting ON time for program 1 or program 2
Look for word OFF that indicates you are setting OFF time for program 1 or program 2

Program timer
Press PROG once and look at screen ... you will see '1' and 'ON' in tiny letters

You are ready to set ON time for program 1
Press DAY to choose block of day for program 1
Press HOUR to choose ON hour for program 1
Press MIN to choose ON minute for program 1

Press PROG button once to validate ON time for program 1

Before pressing any more buttons, look at the screen >>> screen shows '1' and 'OFF' in tiny letters
So you are ready to set OFF times for program 1
Press DAY >>look at your written schedule to make sure the correct block of days is chosen >> if you chose ON for TH FRI SAT, you probably want OFF on same block of days
Press Hour to choose OFF hour for program 1
Press MIN to choose OFF minute for program 1

Press PROG to validate OFF time

Before pressing any button, look at screen and '2' and 'ON' show on screen
You are ready to set ON time for program 2

Press PROG button to advance to program 3 through program 8

Press ON/Off button to exit programming, and timer is ready

Other features
Daylight savings time: Press HOUR & MIN buttons simultaneously and clock springs forward 1 hour ... press again and clock falls back 1 hour
Look for S in display to see if timer set for S summertime

Press reset to clear all programming

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How to program Woods 59377
Timer has rechargeable battery.
Plug timer into wall to charge battery to see LCD display.
Download Woods manuals
59377 manual

Up to 8 ON/OFF programs per day >> program 1 program 2 ... program 8
Choice of individual days, or blocks of days

Image shows buttons:



Set time of day:
Hold down CLOCK until settings are made
Use DAY button to choose MO - TU etc
HOUR button to set current hour
MIN button to set current minute
Release Clock button and time is set

Program preview
> First I suggest you write out your schedule to avoid conflicts in programming
Manual says:
>For each ON time, you set DAY HOUR and MIN
>For each OFF time, you set DAY HOUR MIN
>Manual shows blocks of days to choose from > for example TH FR SA is one choice; MO WE FR is another choice ,,, 9 possible blocks of days to choose from

Looking at display is critical for programming timer
Look for the number 1 or 2 or 3 etc located on left of display > each program has a number
Look for the word ON that indicates you are setting ON time for program 1 or program 2
Look for word OFF that indicates you are setting OFF time for program 1 or program 2

Program timer
Press PROG once and look at screen ... you will see '1' and 'ON' in tiny letters
Do not hold down PROG button
Press DAY to choose block of day for program 1
Press HOUR to choose ON hour for program 1
Press MIN to choose ON minute for program 1

Press PROG button once to finalize ON time for program 1

Before pressing any more buttons, look at the screen >>> screen shows '1' and 'OFF' in tiny letters
So you are ready to set OFF times for program 1
Press DAY >>look at your written schedule to make sure the correct block of days is chosen >> if you chose ON for TH FRI SAT, do you want OFF on same block of days?
Press Hour
Press MIN

Press PROG to confirm OFF time
Before pressing any button, look at screen and '2' and 'ON' show on screen

Press PROG to advance to program 3 through program 8

Press ON/Off button to exit programming

Other features
Daylight savings time: Press HOUR & MIN simultaneously and clock springs forward 1 hour ... press again and clock falls back 1 hour
Look for S in display to see if timer set for S summertime

Press reset to clear all programming

there are what is called strippers that ride in between the teeth to keep paper from building up. they are plastic and can break after awhile. sounds like you have some of the stripper combs broken.

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set point time time when the set point temp activates

say i want my house to be 70 degrees while i sleep
i'll set the set point time to 11 when i go to bed, and the set point temp at 70

so to do what youwould like set the set point time for midnight and the thempature fore 55 or lowest seting with will keep the heater off. for the second time setting set point time at 5 am and set point tempature at desired temp

Hi,

Am using for the past 5 months a LinkSys WRT300N as master with 2 WRT54G as slaves (repeaters). Both the 54Gs are using 1 of the original antenna + a rooftop mounted directonal antenna. 1 of the 54Gs is installed at a computer shop inside a school campus, the master 300N is at an office (outside the campus, a block away) and the other 54G is installed at a student dorm (3 blocks away from the office).

One favorable aspect of the 54G is that it will accept a firmware replacement; Alchemy and Talisman bySveasoft and DD-WRT by Brain Slayer, ipv6 by EarthLink, and another by Sputnik. I found the first 2 with the most features,  ease of installation and configure.

Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things turns up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.