how to set the timer, i lost instructions
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Get your manual here:http://www.orbitonline.com/support/manuals_guides/sprinkler-systems/timers/view/1-dial-hose-faucet-timer
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Get your manual here: http://www.orbitonline.com/support/manuals_guides/sprinkler-systems/timers/view/1-dial-hose-faucet-timer
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You can get a copy of the manual online from here: http://www.mrdrip.com/62061N91213--Orbit-One-Dial-Timer-With-Free-Soaker-Hose-Juice_p_484.html
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Actually I just now looked at it. hit the clock/calendar key to go to date or time to set. Then hold down the time set (equal key) until the first digit blinks on the readout. Then set either the time or date setting you earlier had selected. When done hit the time set (equal key) again.
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There is a dial on the side of the unit that allows you to set the timer in either seconds, minutes or hours. Very simple interface
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you may be able to get the info from the manufacturer which is www.colemancable.com which is support for there timers. You may even be able to download the directions from them, Most manufacturers let you do that GOOD LUCK
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The timer is a count down timer. It does not have a real time clock. To use it you need to turn the heater on and then set the runt time 1hr, 2hr, etc. You cannot use it like an alarm clock.
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Just be patient. It is the old "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again". I followed each direction and was able to set the time and timer. I use the timer all the time. Good luck. Barb
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To set time: Turn the Function Knob to Clock. Press and hold the Hour or Minute button until the clock begins flashing (this takes a bit of time). Hold down the Hour or Minute button to scroll through the numbers. When desired time approaches, release the button and press repeatedly to advance one digit at a time. To finish, wait for the numbers to stop flashing.
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The to truth is its been a long time since I used this timer, so I don't remember, I don't recommend this timer, it's super hard to set the time, and it broke easy. Sorry
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It comes with no directions, just buttons with arrows for the working and resting time. Set the work time and resting time with the arrows and that's it. Turn it off and on again to restart the count. Whatever times you program will stay in the memory when you turn it off or unplug it.
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The instructions seemed fairly easy. I bought bunches of these timers over the year. After the device is installed Slide Off/Clear/On switch to the left then to the right. Red light should be flashing. Rotate dial clockwise until you get to the current time on the indicator dial and depress large round dial once. Rotate dial further clockwise until you get to your first planned ON time and then press the dial again. Rotate dial further until you get to your first OFF time and press the dial again. Continue to program ON and OFF times if more are desired. After pressing the dial for the last desired OFF time, continue to rotate the dial clockwise until the red light stays on. You are finished. You may override the current On/Off status anytime just by pressing the large round dial. Regards, Allen
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HI Tiffany! I hate to say we did not have much luck with this item. Though the instructions were included, we could not figure out how to operate it! I mainly bought it as a timer for my older children for timed chores, homework and reading time and for games...For my younger children, I thought it'd be a great idea for handwashing, learning time and so on but it was just too complicated!
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The current time is set by spinning the dial and matching the labeled time on the outside dial with the inner marking for current time. You tell it when you want it on and off by pulling the tabs out (to tell it you want the outlets off) and pushing them in (to tell it you want the outlets on). The toggle switch goes between always on and timer mode - the clock is for the timer. I had to use my fingernail to make my timed settings and still had to move the dial around to get all of the timer settings. I then set the current time after that.
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Try this: Unplug it, wait a few seconds and plug it in. Press the SET button and then the up or down arrow button. I have to wear glasses during this part because the writing is so tiny, but along the left side you should see it switching from AM to PM to 00(military time), every time you push the up or down arrow. Once you've got it to what you want, then press set again. Now you use the up or down arrows to set the minute of what time it is RIGHT NOW. Then press set again and use the up or down arrows to set the hour of what time it is RIGHT NOW. Press set again and go through the same routine to set the minute and hour of your desired wake up time. This will become the time when the "sleeping bunny" becomes the "wake up" bunny. There's one last set of times you can set but i've never used that feature. I just press set until it goes back to the time you originally set which is the time it is now. That's it! If that doesn't work, it may be broken.
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My instruction folder says, "touching the timer button will activate the timer for 60 minutes". I wonder why you didn't receive an information flyer. Try: www.marpac.com/info/support
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Try www.polder.com/support. Then select "measuring and temperature", then "timer", then "898 clock, stopwatch and timer" to get to the instructions.
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Hi Joyce. It isn't easy to do because the directions are worthless! It will set! Just keep experimenting with the buttons while it's in time/date stamp. It's been months sense I reset mine and I really don't remember what sequence of buttons I pushed. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help.
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To set the clock, press and hold the clock button. After about ten seconds the display will start flashing. With the number buttons, enter the time to the nearest minute and then press the clock button again. The display will stop flashing and seconds will start counting. I don't understand the question changing the time, and I don't know where to find a manual, although the device is so straightforward I've never felt a need for one.