The clock does not move forward. If I manually turn it, then it will work and turn on the system where the pins are. I haven't tried anything to fix it because I don't know where to start. Intermactic timer clock. Not sure of the model. It is a 14day timer.

You should be able to turn the dial till lights go out, then pull the red and black "pins" from the dial. It works like a clock, one pin is set at the time to go on, the other at the time to go off. By turning the dial forward till the light goes off, then pulling both pins after they go out, they won't go back on till you install the pins back in at the times of your choice.

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SOURCE:need instructions for Wharfdale ccr1cd micro clock alarm
Press the STOP/CLOCK button for about 3 seconds till the hour number flashes

use the forward and reverse buttons to set the time on the hour

press the stop/clock button again to move on to minutes numbers

use the forward and reverse buttons to set minutes

Press the stop/clock button again to complete process

Posted on Mar 28, 2010

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Jan 03, 2009 ' Pioneer DVR-RT500 DVD Recorder/VCR
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Ccr1cd keeps turning off my yamaha receiver rx-v480 keeps turning off when i turn it on


check your speakers cables, connections. check for possible cable short. If seem ok, remove all speakers, turn the unit on and see if still turning off. if it does then you have a trouble in your power amplifier, defective output sectiuon. could be your power and driver transistors. possible dirty or corroded system control board. try cleaning.

I am not familiar with this clock but ask did you just turn it backwards one hour, if so then I have found some do not like this while others are not so fussed.
I think maybe its mechanics have jammed a bit, I would try to move it forwards an hour or two and see if it restarts, once it starts to work gently move it forward a bit at a time.

Figure you have tried a new battery, sorry best I can think of.......

you can try this although it may not work with your movement: set the clock at 9 and then move the hands forward past the 12 position. count the strikes. move the hands backward to the 9 position and then advance forward to the 12 position. count the strikes. did the strikes increase by one? if so, keep doing the same thing until your get 12 strikes when you are on the 12. then you can move forward and set the correct time and have the correct # of strikes.

Hi Joy and Fred.
You posted under Woods outdoor timer, but don't give specific brand or model
Open following links for detailed information and illustrations:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#troubleshoot
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#59383

Segments are usually on outer edge of dial.
Some timers the segments lift up, some push down, some pull up and out, etc.
Use a fingernail or small tool and fiddle around with it.
Some timers have pins located on dial face that click inward or outward. Use small tool and move them in and out.
Some timers have trippers that you attach to outer edge of dial.
If you are confused, open links above for illustrations.

After moving some segments-pins. Plug lamp into timer.
Turn lamp on. Plug timer into outlet.
Manually rotate timer dial and watch how lamp turns on-off.
Move timer switch both directions and manually rotate dial to see lamp turn on-off.
These tests will show you how to set pin-segments-trippers and switch for your specific timer.

The timer dial rotates as time passes. The dial is a simple clock that rotates because of a clock motor.
The dial causes segments-pins move small lever that turns lamp on-off.
Just like any clock, the correct time has to be set. To do this: rotate dial until current time lines up with arrowhead located on inner dial.

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1) Open following link to read about re-circulation systems:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Water-heater-recirculation-system.html

2) Image below show typical FM1 analog timer dial with pins:
Move pins with fingernail or small tool.
To test if pins need to be moved in or out, set pins each direction and manually rotate dial clockwise and listen when pump turns on-off.
How timer operates: clock motor rotates dial continually, pins on dial move lever that turns circuit on-off.
To set current time, manually rotate dial clockwise until current time lines up with arrowhead located on inner dial.
Some timers have a selector switch: move switch to Auto, or Timer, or Timer ON. Again you can manually rotate dial and check which setting is correct.


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Sounds like you need new ON pin
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/INTERMATIC-Timer-Tripper-2E054?Pid=search



The ON-OFF pins rotate around until they come in contact with a lever. The clock motor pushes the pin forward until it clicks the on-off lever. The pins are softer metal than the lever, so the pins wear out.

If you need a new T-103 timer some day > the new timer mechanism can snap right into the old box without changing boxes.

If the dial is not rotating, then you can replace the T100 series 125 Volt clock motor (the T103 clock motor is 125V)
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/search.shtml?searchQuery=Wh40&op=search&Ntt=Wh40&N=0&sst=subset

On the key problem, have you tried moving the shifter forward more in park. Or move your steering wheel side to side while turning the key. If your have an owners manual it will tell you how to set the clock.

turn clock on

Press the SET buttom (red Clock icon will come on)

Use fast fwrd / fast Revs button to move clock forward or back

Press the set button when done

I did the following to set the clock:

1. Press the Timer/Clock button until "CLOCK" shows, blinking, on the display.
2. Press Set/Demo. The hour indicator on the clock should start blinking.
3. Use the "Track/Tuner Forward" and "Track/Tune Backward" keys to
set the hour.
4. Press Set/Demo. The minute indicator on the clock should start blinking.
5. Use the "Track/Tuner Forward" and "Track/Tune Backward" keys to
set the minute.
6. Press Set/Demo twice. (Pressing once moves to the timer set mode.)