How to confirm timer settings major mtd8 - Major Hardware & Accessories

because it don't have an plug

http://www.mantech.co.za/datasheets/products/MTD8_MAJOR.pdf

MTD8 is 240Volt din rail timer max load 15 amps
Copy following link to identify timer and download manual.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#TE22

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To permanently bypass the timer, you have to move wiring.
I don't have specific wiring diagram or programming manual for mtda8 timer, but am familiar with wiring din-rail mounted digital timers.

1) Wiring is typical across all din-rail timers, with variations of same theme depending on number of channels and purpose.
2) Open following illustration of wiring:
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/DIN-series-wiring-300.jpg
Same-similar illustration shows on side of timer.

3) Notice the mtda8 has 5 screw terminals.
4) Two screws are for incoming power. These terminals are usually labeled 1 and 2. These wires power the timer.

5) Three more screws are for the timing relay. These screws are usually labeled 3 4 and 5.
Typically the #4 center screw is common, and carries power. And when timer is ON, power is live between #4 and #3 terminal. When timer is OFF, power is live between #4 and #5 terminal.

6) Move #3 wire to #4 or #5 screw and then the timer function is bypassed.

TD126 timer

I'm going to guess at these instructions since they're not posted anywhere yet.
It's a chance I will be wrong, and others can add a comment and refine the answer.

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Plug timer into outlet for 1 hour to charge battery.
Remove timer from outlet to program.
Timer appears to be a 24-hour repeat timer with 12 hour am-pm format
There are 5 buttons on face of timer: Reset SET + - Finger
-Press reset button to clear programming.
-Set current time: Push and hold finger button while pressing + and - until current time and am pm display. Or push and hold SET button while pressing + and -.
Program timer:
-Press finger until PROG 1 ON displays
-Press press + and - to set program1 ON Hour.
-Press SET to confirm hour
-Press press + and - to set program1 ON minute.
-Press SET to confirm ON minute

-Press finger until PROG 1 OFF displays
-Press press + and - to set program1 OFF Hour.
-Press SET to confirm hour
-Press press + and - to set program1 OFF minute.
-Press SET to confirm OFF minute

-Press finger until PROG 2 ON displays
-Repeat steps above.
-When programming is finished, push set button.
And you might have to push finger button, or push and hole finger button, and then set button.

-Timer appears to be in AUTO as default mode.
Timer may also have a switch located on side of timer. Move switch to timer if there is a switch.
Some timers also require you push two buttons at same time to enter different modes, or hold one button while pushing other button.

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How to program Raindrip R673CT

Download R673CT manual at raindrip
Other models
R683CP
R672CT
Raindrip drip water guide

R673CT


Install 2 AAA batteries to power display

Set current time:
Press TIME and hour digit flashes > Use up-down arrows to set 24 hour clock
Press SET to confirm hour
Use up-down arrows to set minute
Press SET to confirm minute
Use up-down arrows to set day of week
Press SET to confirm day

Program review
Timer can set 16 watering schedules
When programming, look at display:
Notice: PROG for programming mode, #1, start time, run time, SU MO WE for days

Press PROG and display appear just like image above
Use arrows to select 1, 2, 3, 4 through 16 different watering schedules


Programming
Press PROG and display appear just like image above
Use arrows to select 1, 2, 3, 4 through 16 different watering schedules
Start time hour will flash
Once hour flashes, use arrows to select hour
Press SET to confirm hour
Minutes will flash
Use arrows to select minute
Press SET to confirm minutes
Run time hours will flash
Use arrows to set run time hours duration (0 to 9 hours)
Press SET to confirm
Run time minutes will flash
Use arrows to set run time minutes
Press Set to confirm

Now #2 shows on display this is about which days the timer will water
Decide 1) every other day, 2) every third day, or 3) watering at will

1) To water every other day:
While 2nd is flashing, press SET and SU TU WE FR will appear in display
Press SET to confirm

2) To water every third day:
While 2nd is flashing, press down-arrow
3rd will start flashing and TU WE SA will display
Press SET to confirm

3) To water at will:
While 2nd is flashing, press down-arrow twice
SU will flash
Press down-arrow to go to MO TU WE etc
Press SET when day you want appear on display

To set another watering program
Scroll back up to "programming" on this page
Press arrows to select programming 1 thru 16
Repeat programming sequence

After programming is set, press clock button and current time will show

You did not specify UPM outdoor timer model.
1)ET525C has 7 buttons, and is shaped like a computer mouse, and has a photocell
2)DT420 & ET420 are dusk-to-dawn timers with clear plastic cover
3)DT523 is dusk-to-dawn and shaped like apple phone
4) PT555 is box-type with a door and timer has 6 screw terminals

I'm going to shoot-wild and offer programming for the one shaped like a mouse, the ET525c.
Here is manual
Download manual if you have high-speed, so you can see print larger.
Manual has 10 pages so I can't repeat everything. You will have to read along with your copy of manual.
1) Timer has MODE choices: I will help you program specific on-off times.
2) Setting the clock: Press SET > press Up-Down to choose day of the week ... if today's newspaper says Friday, set timer to Friday
3) Press Set again to confirm day of week
4) Press arrows to set hour. If your watch says 10:30 am, click arrow until 10 am shows
5) Press Set to confirm hour
6) Press arrow to set minutes, until minutes match your watch.
7) Press Set again to confirm everything.

Clock is displayed now

Programming timer:
Timer gives you 20 programs
PROG1 PROG2 etc to 20
Each program needs a DAY it will operate
Each program has ON time, and OFF time
PROG1 ON
PROG1 OFF
Select PROG1 using UP key
Manual page 6 has diagram showing how display looks
Press UP until PROG1 ON shows
Notice: PROG shows in upper right corner, and 1 ON displays to the right of time
This means PROG1 ON

Note: sometimes the instructions say press UP, and sometimes they say press UP or Down ... when in doubt, write out the instructions, and it helps you understand.

Now press Set to begin
Press UP and different days will show. MO for Monday, Weekdays, weekends.
Press Set to confirm days you want PROG1 to turn ON
Press UP or DOWN to set hour you want PROG1 to turn ON
Press Set to confirm hour
Press UP or DOWN to set minutes you want PROG1 to turn ON
Press Set to confirm hour

Half way done with PROG1, you need to set PROG1 OFF times

Press UP until PROG1 OFF shows
Look at display, and look at figure page 6 manual
To right of time is number 1 with tiny word OFF, in upper right corner of display is PROG

Press Set to start
Press arrows until day shows (default will flash same days you picked for ON times) Tip: keep the same days!!! or timer will reset ON times for some reason.
Press Set to confirm days timer will turn PROG1 OFF
Press UP and DOWN to set hour for PROG1 OFF
Press Set to confirm hour
Press UP and DOWN to set minutes for PROG1 OFF

To advance to PROG2, PROG3, PROG4-20, press UP key

To end programing mode, press DOWN
If no keys are touched for 1 minute, timer returns to clock mode

Instructions carry on with more options, if problems persist, take aspirin and post again in the morning.

go to amertac.com, select westek, select lighting controls, timers, indoor timers, designer series weekly indoor timer. On this page is a link to pdf of instructions.
To set the time press and hold the SET button for 6 seconds, the day will flash. Then press the arrow buttons to set the current day of the week, press SET to confirm day and the hour will flash, press the arrow buttons to set current hour, press SET to confirm then press arrows to set minute, press SET to confirm minute.

The timer is the principal initiator of this unit. if it is not moving, this will confirm that there is a major issue that concerns the timer motor. This damaged timer mechanism should be replaced asap.