I purchased this between the year 2000 and present, ince then I've moved 3 times annd got a divorce. Obveacely I lost the sceral for the program. Can I have a serial numberthat will activate the program My name is John C. Lake the addres I lived at when ibought the program, was 1937 Meadow Dr Longmont, CO 50501

best advice is to consult with a lawyer in this matter
having said that, I feel sure that any property in your now wife's name is considered her property by law and would not be subject to a lien from a 3rd party and would only attract interest if you were to divorce your current partner and obtained 1/2 the property in settlement in which case your 1/2 could be considered subject to action
If it comes to pass that your suggest course of action is necessary, would you consider a legal separation with an agreement which your present wife agrees to support you for as long as
That way you are still together as man and wife , with you as a boarder and her property totally set apart from any action against you
As I said in the start , talk to a lawyer to get the best advice available

http://lawyers.findlaw.com/lawyer/firm/divorce/

He is divorcing.

Question posted under Intermatic ST01C
Open following link for ez programming steps with illustrations, battery information and link to possible manuals.
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html

If you have different timer, then links appear to most timers on market 2011.

Hi,

Sounds like your watch is in need of service. All watches need to be maintained and regular service is required. A watch is a tiny machine. So if you think about it a car needs regular maintenance to keep it running and so will any machine.

In a watch the oils dry out after about 3-5 years and they stop lubricating. Just like in a car when the oils stop lubricating the engine will stop, a watch will stop.

The reasons for this are 1) no lubrication means high friction on the moving parts. 2) the dried oils become gummy like glue and hold the gear train in place which keep the gears from moving.

The only answer is to have your watch serviced to get rid of the old lubrication, clean and replace any worn parts, then reassemble and lubricate, and finally adjust the timing.

This is something only a watchmaker should do as the parts in your watch are very small and very fragile. Improper handling can permanently damage the parts.

Hope this helps,

Ken
Yellowstone Watch, Inc.
www.yellowstonewatch.com

Use this procedure to manually program ON/OFF settings.
1. Move the control lever to the OFF-CLEAR position for about 20 seconds. The red indicator light will go off and any previous time settings will be cleared from memory.
1. Move the control lever to the ON position. The Red indicator light will start fashing.
2. Rotate the time dial clockwise at least one click, stopping at the half hour nearest to the present time. NOTE: During programming, be careful not to press the dial while turning it. If you press the dial, you will accidentally set a wrong time.
3. Press the dial once to set the present time. The Red indicator light will go off.
4. Rotate the time dial clockwise to the frst desired ON time.
5. The Red light will pulse momentarily with each click.
6. Press the dial once to enter the ON time. The light controlled by the switch timer will turn ON.
7. Rotate the time dial clockwise to the desired OFF time.
8. Press the dial once to enter the OFF time. The light controlled by the switch timer will turn OFF.
Repeat Steps 5-8 for each additional ON/OFF setting. Continue to rotate the time dial until the Red indicator light comes ON and stays ON, indicating that the switch timer is in AUTOMATIC mode

You can try flashing/updating the BIOS if nothing works.