I have a utilitec self adjusting wall timer #0192773 that stopped functioning. The led display is blank. I tried to re-set per the instructions, but nothing. I've confirmed power to the timer. Does this mean it's shot? Thank you.

Reset timer, and see if that fixes problem
Use toothpick or paper clip to press reset button, or refer to instruction sheet, or copy following link.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

I have tested this utilitec timer, and using reset button will repair most problems.
If not, then Timer has 1 year warranty against defect, but it is easier to buy new timer at Lowes, and return defective timer in new package and report timer as defective.

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1) Sounds like you have timer wired correctly.
The wiring is confusing for many people, so it's apparent you're a quality electrician.

2) There are no repairs for defective timer, but timer can be reset using reset button.
Reset will clear program conflicts and overlaps that cause timer not to operate as expected.

3) Model number of Utilitec timer is not given, so expert has to guess which fork in the road you want to choose.

4) If you have 0192773 timer and want do-it-yourself solution, open following link for larger print and photo illustrations that make programming easier.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

5) If you have 0141224 timer, then open following link for larger print instructions.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-LW60418.html

6) At any point, you can add a comment and ask very specific question about any part of the instructions for either in-wall Utilitec timer, or any Utilitec timer, or ask a question about almost any 60Hz timer on the market today.
That comment sends an e-mail, and then I will respond.
I have tested both Utilitec in-wall timers.

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How can I set timer 0192773 to turn ON my light on sunset and off on sunrise!

Utilitec 0192773 replaces single-pole switch and will not work for 3-way applications.

Open following link for clear wiring and programming steps for Utilitec 0192773
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

Utilitec can also be tricky to program if you are setting up astro dawn-dusk function.

For others finding this thread, same wiring applies to in-wall programmable timers by GE, Woods, Swilight, Sylvania, Tork, Hagar, UPM, Leviton, Grasslin, Wattstopper, Westek, and Intermatic analog timers. Intermatic battery-operated, Brinks and Aube timers are wired differently since they also work for 3-way applications.

Manual for this timer says to reset timer when encountering a problem.
Just press reset button for 3-4 seconds, and then re-program timer using instructions on following page.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

I have tested this timer, and it is a good timer with typically difficult programming because of Astro option, but all these in-wall timers have 1 year limited warranty.
You can buy another one at Lowes, and then return defective one in new package if necessary.

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Review your programming. Press PROG button and see what is set for event1 on and event1 off.
Make sure days match between on and off times.
To clear a setting, press and hold RESUME button
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

Conflicts in programming can cause timer to function in unexpected ways.

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1) I am going to guess you have the Utilitec 0192773 in-wall timer that replaces a switch
I say this because you are controlling outdoor lights -and- because you have the dusk-to-dawn feature.

2) Short answer: I think you have selected your days incorrectly when programming timer
To review your programs:
Press PROG button once and program1 ON displays
Press PROG again and program1 OFF displays
Press PROG third time, program2 ON displays >> a fourth time progrom2 OFF displays
And so on..

3) I suggest you write out a schedule of your times
Press PROG button and then press TIME button to see your programming: Review the days carefully, review if you have sunrise-sunset selected for each program. You can change the setting while going by using the +- button.

4) As a general rule, programmable timers do not 'operate as expected' if there is a conflicting program. For example program1 says on at 7 and off at 8, and program2 says the opposite.
Suggested solution is make a chart of your settings before programming.

5) Long answer: write out the manual instructions that seem unclear to you

6) To reset everything and start over, push & hold reset button with a paperclip.

Here I am testing the Utilitec timers for wiring and programming difficulties

Utilitec 0192773 is also listed as LW60419
1) Has optional daylight savings plus dawn to dusk programming
2) Electrical wiring must be connected in order to program timer. This is because timer is powered by electric circuit (instead of battery).
3) Program choices:
-Individual days MO TU WE etc
-All 7 days of week
-Weekdays
-Weekends


4) Large manual + wiring tips:images load slow with dial-up
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html


5) Enlarged manual
-Click on image to enlarge
-For more size, hold down Ctrl key on keyboard and use scroll-wheel on mouse

You are asking for a Utilitec manual but don't specify which manual that fixya expert should provide free of charge, which is why you don't need an expert?
Open following link for several different Utilitec timer manuals.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html

Open following link:
0192773 is single-pole switch only
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html