Two reviews said coding on directions/item had hot and neutral reversed????? How do i make sure to get that right?
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Generically speaking...Black = hot wire, connects to brass/copper colored screwWhite - Neutral, connects to silver colored screwGreen = ground, connects to hex headed green colored screw and is always the "oddball" pin on the plug, in this case the round one.
1148442
Generically speaking... Black = hot wire, connects to brass/copper colored screw White - Neutral, connects to silver colored screw Green = ground, connects to hex headed green colored screw and is always the "oddball" pin on the plug, in this case the round one.
1148443
If I remember correctly, since it's AC, black is hot (and on the left), white is neutral (and on the right), and green was ground and goes to the ground prong.
2122276
My model turn on and off same direction for hot and cold. Counterclockwise to turn on.
417262
Refer to the instructions they sent, if you do not have them, you can Google the make and style and view the directions. Maybe this will help. I have done extensive off road travel and have had no such issues.
632606
That is weird, I posted a similar message on the 3 meter product page, I thought I double checked to make sure I didn't reverse it, but I guess I did not.
2108326
This is totally different than a basic stamp. I assume you are talking a complete re-write of the code and possibly different wiring. Otherwise, you can make it work.
2219631
Make sure the wiring polarity is correct... I had mine reversed by accident at first, and it didn't work (plus the power wire almost immediately heated up).
500943
If you go into your account and view your orders, there's a button next to the item which is labeled "Return or replace" and follow the instructions. Hope this helps.
1676683
Hi Lawrence, I've recently been having problems with that as well. If I accidentally hit 'reverse' before switching to 'on', it sometimes gets stuck going the wrong direction. When it happens, I usually have to toggle the switch back and forth a few times before it changes to the right direction. Looks like I need to change my review on it.
2096506
Check for proper wiring on the slave switch. Sounds like the neutral and tracer are reversed.
1123521
Sounds like a loose wire. I did have another brand of led side marker light that did that. After I tried everything I reversed polarity and it worked. Just a though if you haven't found the cause.
1540435
Each box will have a different code. You have to reset you machine for that code. Just follow the directions from your booklet. It is really easy. You just scroll up or down.
1704009
It is wired backwards. verify the led's are attached to the led side of the controller. Also verify polarity. The led strip will blink id polarity is reversed.
1244189
Check battery orientation. I think mine came with batteries in backwards to avoid operation during shipping.
57109
I ran into a similar issue and then realized I had put it together backwards. Took it all apart and had it together and working in just a few minutes. I'd double check that everything is together the right way.
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Ha Ha...that's the way it's SUPPOSED to be, but I found that the set I ordered worked just the opposite way. You can put one of them in place and see if it will trip on or off; I think you'll find that the red turns on and the green turns off. Also, they're visually a tad different, so once you figure out which is which, you'll be able to just "eyeball" them to distinguish them. Apparently, this mistake arises because different timers are engineered differently. This was a minor "head scratcher", at first. But with a little old-fashioned observation, investigation, and experimentation, it solves easily enough. Good luck! Ha Ha...that's the way it's SUPPOSED to be, but I found that the set I ordered worked just the opposite way. You can put one of them in place and see if it will trip on or off; I think you'll find that the red turns on and the green turns off. Also, they're visually a tad different, so once you figure out which is which, you'll be able to just "eyeball" them to distinguish them. Apparently, this mistake arises because different timers are engineered differently. This was a minor "head scratcher", at first. But with a little old-fashioned observation, investigation, and... » Read More Ha Ha...that's the way it's SUPPOSED to be, but I found that the set I ordered worked just the opposite way. You can put one of them in place and see if it will trip on or off; I think you'll find that the red turns on and the green turns off. Also, they're visually a tad different, so once you figure out which is which, you'll be able to just "eyeball" them to distinguish them. Apparently, this mistake arises because different timers are engineered differently. This was a minor "head scratcher", at first. But with a little old-fashioned observation, investigation, and experimentation, it solves easily enough. Good luck! « Show Less
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We are using the configuration shown in the picture....don't think it is reversible
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I also have a question. Why did you not contact the seller about this, or Amazon, or both?are you experienced ordering online? That is how problems are solved, by contacting the seller or the sales site customer service people,as reviewers like me do not work in the order department, so to speak. Also, Frieling might want to know about this mix up...contact then online at FrielingUSA dot com.