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Anyone recognise this timer?

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  • 17-11-2013 5:04pm
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    bryangiggsy
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    How do you use it?


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    Robbie.G
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    bryangiggsy wrote: »
    How do you use it?

    You can't use it its missing the on/off picks they are red and green in colour
    Without them the timers useless


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    bryangiggsy
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    Hey. Thanks for rep,y. Yes, it does look like there is something up with it. How do you select the time you want it to stay on for? Normally there are buttons and slots you press in to denote the time length you want it to stay on for. I can get it on and off, but not timed. Does it loo like a new box is needed?


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    Robbie.G
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    bryangiggsy wrote: »
    Hey. Thanks for rep,y. Yes, it does look like there is something up with it. How do you select the time you want it to stay on for? Normally there are buttons and slots you press in to denote the time length you want it to stay on for. I can get it on and off, but not timed. Does it loo like a new box is needed?

    As I said without the picks you can't set time.If you want to use manually the white control at the top will turn to manual/ always on.When you look closely at it you will see the markings


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    bryangiggsy
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    Cheers. Approx cost for repair, what would you reckon? Thanks again


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    Robbie.G
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    bryangiggsy wrote: »
    Cheers. Approx cost for repair, what would you reckon? Thanks again

    I would replace.I havnt seen or fitted one of those for 10-15 years.a new basic timer like that would cost around€35 plus fitting


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    bryangiggsy
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    Robbie.G wrote: »
    I would replace.I havnt seen or fitted one of those for 10-15 years.a new basic timer like that would cost around€35 plus fitting

    Thanks !


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    scudo2
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    Robbie.G wrote: »
    I would replace.I havnt seen or fitted one of those for 10-15 years.a new basic timer like that would cost around€35 plus fitting

    You are now also required to have a 3 or 5 amp fuse switch on the supply to the clock. It'll look like a light switch with a weak fuse in it for safety if it's controlling a gas or oil boiler.

    Heavy 24amp timeclock for electric immersion do not need a fuse switch


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