Grässlin ECOsave Bath Timer - How to tell if it is on.

DeleveleD

Hey, I've moved into a new apartment a while ago and received my first electricity bill. It is unusually high and I was wondering if I accidentally left my bath timer continuously running. I can't check the heater itself because it is in a different apartment.
Basically I was wondering about the position of the little teeth on the timer. If they are outside, does that mean the heater is actively running?

Wearb

DeleveleD wrote: »

Hey, I've moved into a new apartment a while ago and received my first electricity bill. It is unusually high and I was wondering if I accidentally left my bath timer continuously running. I can't check the heater itself because it is in a different apartment.
Basically I was wondering about the position of the little teeth on the timer. If they are outside, does that mean the heater is actively running?

Post a pic

Wearb

It seems that moving the teeth out switches on. have a read of the pdf and it explains it there.

Irish Steve

Wearb wrote: »

Instructions here. It seems that moving the teeth out switches on. have a read of the pdf and it explains it there.
http://www.tfc-group.co.uk/assets/graphics/static/Ecosave.pdf

For some reason, that link is throwing an error,

try this page, and then take the link to the user manual, that worked for me.

http://www.tfc-group.co.uk/ecosave.html