What is the problem of this unit if it is no longer automatically triggering the set schedules?

SCHEDULING: CIRCUIT 1: ON automatically at dusk, OFF at individual preset times each day, including skipping days when desired. Unit can be set to turn ON before dawn for early morning lighting.
CIRCUIT 2: ON at dusk, OFF at dawn automatically, daily

I was reading the manual to find your tstat is equipped with "smart response technology." Nowhere could I find where this function can be disabled though I would think it could be. It states that the tstat learns how long your equipment takes to reach a desired setpoint. For instance if your wake time is 6:00am and 70 degrees temp, the unit will begin running before 6 so that AT 6 it will be 70 degrees. THOUGH it does state that if this is actually what is happening the tstat should display recovery/ in recovery!! I would think this could be disabled, may want to call honeywell's customer service is this is the case. Or as stated, maybe just a bad tstat, Hope this Helps!!

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Your engine produces max horsepower at 3600 rpm. The engine throttle should be set to max before you pull trigger. Pressure washes generally do not have automatic throttle. You do not have to use max power, but enough power to keep the engine running when trigger is pulled. You washer will actually last longer if you only use about 75% of rated capacity. Good luck

Hi g502,

Here are some helpful tips that you may use on how to Change the Automatic System Restore Point Settings in Vista Task Scheduler.

By default System Restore is scheduled to create a restore point at 12 AM every day (Daily trigger) and at every system startup (At startup trigger) in Task Scheduler if any system changes were made from the last time it checked. This will show you how to change these schedule settings, or disable one or both triggers.

Warning:
System Restore will need to be turned on for this scheduled task to be able to run.

1. Open the Start Menu.

A) In the white line (Start Search) area, type taskschd.msc and press Enter.

B) Go to step 3.

OR

2. Open the Control Panel (Classic view).

A) Click on the Administrative Tools Icon.

B) Click on Task Scheduler.

3. Click on Continue in the UAC Prompt.

4. In the left pane click on the triangle next to Task Scheduler Library, Microsoft, and Windows to expand the folder tree. (See screenshot below step 5)

5. Click on the SystemRestore folder.

A) Choose a option or options below to do.




OPTION ONE

To Disable or Enable this Task Completely

6. To Disable this Task Completely -
NOTE: This will disable both the Daily (OPTION TWO) and At startup (OPTION THREE) triggers regardless of how they are set individually. You will not have anymore automatic restore points created with this task disabled. You can still manually create a restore point though. For how, see: How to Create a System Restore Point in Vista

A) In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click on Disable. (See screenshot below step 5)

B) Go to step 22.

7. To Enable this Task Completely -
NOTE: Check to make sure that each Daily (step 12 in OPTION TWO) and At startup (step 17 in OPTION THREE) trigger is also set as Enabled.

A) In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click on Enable. (See screenshot below step 5)

B) Continue to OPTION TWO.

OPTION TWO

To Change Only the Daily Trigger Settings

NOTE: You will need to have the task enabled in step 7 to use this trigger. This is the trigger that creates a restore point at 12 AM every day by default. If you do not want to change these settings, then continue to OPTION THREE.

8. In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click on Properties. (See screenshot below step 5)

9. Click on the Triggers tab. (See screenshot below step 10)

10. Click on the Daily trigger to highlight it and click on the Edit button.
NOTE: These are the default settings for the Daily trigger in the screenshot below.



11. To Disable the Daily Trigger -
NOTE: This is if you only wanted to have restore points create with the At startup (OPTION THREE) trigger instead.

A) Uncheck the Enabled box and click on OK. (See screenshot below step 12)

B) Continue to OPTION THREE.

12. To Enable the Daily Trigger -

A) Check the Enabled box. (See screenshot below)

B) If the default settings for the Daily trigger schedule are not what you want, then make any changes that you would like.
NOTE: For more details about each of these settings, see STEP FIVE here: How to Create a Task in Vista Task Scheduler

C) Click on OK.

D) Continue to OPTION THREE.



OPTION THREE

To Change Only the At startup Trigger Settings

NOTE: You will need to have the task enabled in step 7 to use this trigger. This is the trigger that creates a restore point at every system startup by default. If you do not want to change these settings, then continue to OPTION FOUR.

13. In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click on Properties. (See screenshot below step 5)

14. Click on the Triggers tab. (See screenshot below step 15)

15. Click on the At startup trigger to highlight it and click on the Edit button.
NOTE: These are the default settings for the At startup trigger in the screenshot below.



16. To Disable the At startup Trigger -
NOTE: This is if you only wanted to have restore points create with the Daily (OPTION TWO) trigger instead.

A) Uncheck the Enabled box and click on OK. (See screenshot below step 17)

B) Continue to OPTION THREE.

17. To Enable the At startup Trigger -

A) Check the Enabled box. (See screenshot below)

B) To Speed Up Startup Time - Make sure that under Advanced Settings, the Delay task for box is checked and you have an amount of minutes set that you want for System Restore to run after startup.

C) If the default advanced settings for the At startup trigger schedule are not what you want, then make any changes that you would like.

D) Click on OK.

E) Continue to OPTION FOUR.



OPTION FOUR

To Change the Conditions for the Task

NOTE: You will need to have the task enabled in step 7 first. This will effect how both the Daily (OPTION TWO) and At startup (OPTION THREE) triggers run. If you do not want to change these settings, then continue to OPTION FIVE.

18. In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click on Properties. (See screenshot below step 5)

A) Click on the Conditions tab. (See screenshot below)
NOTE: These are the default settings for the Conditions tab in the screenshot below.

B) Make any changes you would like.
NOTE: For more details about each of these settings, see STEP SEVEN here: How to Create a Task in Vista Task Scheduler



C) Continue to OPTION FIVE.

OPTION FIVE

To Change the Settings for the Task

NOTE: You will need to have the task enabled in step 7 first. This will effect how both the Daily (OPTION TWO) and At startup (OPTION THREE) triggers run. If you do not want to change these settings, then continue to OPTION SIX.

19. In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click on Properties. (See screenshot below step 5)

A) Click on the Settings tab. (See screenshot below)
NOTE: These are the default settings for the Settings tab in the screenshot below.

B) Make any changes you would like.
NOTE: For more details about each of these settings, see STEP EIGHT here: How to Create a Task in Vista Task Scheduler



C) Continue to OPTION SIX.


OPTION SIX

To See the Task History

NOTE: This will show you what the run and error history for this task is. This can be handy to help troubleshoot any problems with the task, or you just want to see when it ran. If you do not want to see the history, then go to step 21.

20. In the middle pane, right click on the SR task and click Properties. (See screenshot below step 5)
NOTE: You can also just click on the History tab in the bottom half of the middle pane instead.

A) Click on the History tab. (See screenshot below)
NOTE: In the bottom pane you can get more details about a selected history event listed in the top pane.



B) Go to step 21.

21. Click on OK. (See screenshots from below either steps 10, 15, 18B, or 19B)

22. Close Task Scheduler.

Hope it helps

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Disable Automatic AOL The AOL software lets you turn off the the Automatic AOL feature any time you like.
Disable a scheduled Automatic AOL session You can disable all sessions or any particular session of Automatic AOL.
To disable a scheduled session, do the following:
1. Click the Mail menu, and then click Set Up Automatic AOL.
2. Click the Schedule Automatic AOL icon.
3. Uncheck the box next to the day which you want to cancel the scheduled session for, and then click the OK button.
4. Click the X button on the upper right of the Automatic AOL window to close it.
Disable the Automatic AOL scheduler When you turn off the Automatic AOL scheduler, Automatic AOL will no longer run at predefined times.
To disable the Automatic AOL scheduler, do the following:
1. Click the Mail menu, and then click Set Up Automatic AOL.
2. Click the Schedule Automatic AOL icon.
3. Uncheck the Enable Scheduler box to clear it, and then click the OK button.
4. Click the X button on the upper right of the Automatic AOL window to close it.

there is a 1-800 number that comes with these products for tech support,i am a master electrician and it could be the unit itself and not the timer

No the maintenance light comes on at a set mileage interval to remind you that your vehicle will be do for oil or some other scheduled maintenance. Low brakes will not trigger the light. If there is a serious problem with the braking system it will trigger the red brake light on the dash.

Hi there.

1. The unit will not operate on a schedule of you have not set the internal clock. Refer to your manual to set this.
2. Yes you must have the unit kept on.
3. Remember: any user operations for example, pressing the remote keys, or removing or adding a memory card will cancel the schedule.

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