Just bought a home that has a pool and has a tork model 1104 timer they have it set to run for 24 hrs I want to know how to resset the time
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The timer has brass pegs screwed into the edge of the disc to set the "on" and "off" times. Simply unscrew the pegs (slowly and slightly, so the peg doesn't fall off) and move them around the disc to the desired off and on time. If the disc is not set to the correct time, you can simply turn it in the direction in which it spins (I believe that's clockwise -- just don't turn it in reverse). It's relatively simple, unless there's an electrical disconnection, in which case you should call an electrician. I hope that answered your question.
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The 24 hour dial can be rotated by hand to the current time. There is an arrow with the word 'time' just above the manual 'on' lever. Line up the correct time with the arrow. If you want to change hours of operation, you should have adjustable on/off actuators that have set screws and can be loosened, placed on the 24 hour dial where you want on and off times, then tighten the set screws. If you are missing the actuators, they can be ordered as a set for replacement.
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You would have to buy a timer to connect in some way. It runs 3 hours unless you manually shut it off. Why is it necessary to run every day. Mine is used once a week and my pool is in Florida. My pool pump runs every day which is more than enough.
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With the unit plugged in but power off, press the mode button on the face of the unit. It will first ask if you want 12 hr or 24 hr formation. press the mode button choose 12 or 24 hr mode. Press the mode button again and the time will be displayed, hr first and then minutes. Use the left and right arrow buttons on the face of the unit to adjust the time. Hope this helps!
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Mine is easy to set to20 min. Press the arrow up button above the time. Mine is set for 5 min all the time.
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The timer is plugged into your power source, then plug in your tumbler to the timer. You will have set up the timer to the correct day and time previously. Therefore, when you want the tumbler to start, you set a "Start" time and then an "End" time. You can set up many start and stop times per day, and for any one or all days of the week. Easy instructions - internal battery saves settings should the unit becomes unplugged.
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That's the biggest problem with this item. You have to be at the time you want and you set the hours you want till the next feeding & turn on. I have 2 units, one set for 1:30 am & pm and the other at 7:30 am & pm. They each lose 1-2 minutes every day & need to be reset at 1:30 & 7.30. Using 2 units at 12 hrs means I only have to fill them every other day. I hope this helps and is not too confusing.
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I have been setting my timer to 9 hours, and that seems to work well. You can control the timing. If you think 9 hours is too long, set for less.
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As far as I know, there is no way to change the time settings. They are set for standard time, and cannot be changed. However, you could go the the website and ask them directly. The website is testingtimers.com.
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I set mine on "timer" and then switched it to "on". It worked for a while but about half of my timers wouldn't hold the actual time so they wouldn't come on at the right time.
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Just make sure you set the new one to the correct time zone. Its buried somewhere in the Honeywell software options. Mine reset to the incorrect time as well (after I manually reset the time.) I'm in AZ and the daylight savings option was throwing everything off.
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You make 2 selections - first, water every day, every other day or every 3rd day. Then, choose the number of minutes to run each time it comes on - choices are 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes. So, if at 4:00 pm you set the timer to run daily for 30 minutes, it will do that at 4pm every day.
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Small arrow on inside dial...set the time of day here.....push out the little pins for the time you want the lights to come on.....if you want the lights to come on at 9pm until 11 pm push all the pins between 9p and 11p out....nice timer I used for landscape lights and two fountains works like a charm and they are all outside so its water proof also...nice timer any other questions?
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manual found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#Aube
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Take the battery out and start over, step by step using the instructions given. Use MODE to select the feature you are trying to reset. The first time you see the clock you will have to choose (24 hr time or military time OR 12 hr (AM or PM) then pick one of the time system. Use the up or down arrow to set the hour, push set, and then do the same with the minutes. The "set" means that is the setting you want. Repeat with each feature and always end the steps with "set". When you are finished, leave it alone and the Omron will turn itself off. It is ready for use when you move it or use it. When all else fails, find a techy teenager! Hope this helps. Take the battery out and start over, step by step using the instructions given. Use MODE to select the feature you are trying to reset. The first time you see the clock you will have to choose (24 hr time or military time OR 12 hr (AM or PM) then pick one of the time system. Use the up or down arrow to set the hour, push set, and then do the same with the minutes. The "set" means that is the setting you want. Repeat with each feature and always end the steps with "set". When you are finished, leave it alone and the Omron will turn itself off. It is ready for use when you... » Read More Take the battery out and start over, step by step using the instructions given. Use MODE to select the feature you are trying to reset. The first time you see the clock you will have to choose (24 hr time or military time OR 12 hr (AM or PM) then pick one of the time system. Use the up or down arrow to set the hour, push set, and then do the same with the minutes. The "set" means that is the setting you want. Repeat with each feature and always end the steps with "set". When you are finished, leave it alone and the Omron will turn itself off. It is ready for use when you move it or use it. When all else fails, find a techy teenager! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It varies depending on settings. You can set it to run as long as needed. Due to the hot, humid weather in Florida mine is set to run longer than most. You can set it to run at night when no one is in the pool. Please be advised the gcfi plug is an issue with these and all Intex pool products. If plugged in outside, even with a semi covered outlet moisture will ruin the unit. 2 years now moisture has gotten inside the gcfi plug.
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Just hit the min button to the desired time and hit start. If you want to have the timer set for multiple different times at once, just choose T1 through T4 and set the time for each.
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You can not set the time for the second time for a single zone to water, HOWEVER you CAN set the interval at which the second time it waters. For example, lets say you set zone 1 to water at 7am. Set the dial to zone 1. On the blue column of the unit are the "Watering Times Per Day" buttons. If you wanted to water it 2 times per day, press the Two Times button. When you press the button each time thereafter, it cycles the interval at which the second watering starts. The intervals are +1, +2, +3, +4, +8, +9, +12 hours. You can see the intervals change above the watering time you had set on the LCD screen. If you have set the interval to +4 Hours, then the second water time for zone 1 would be 11am. The start time is set to 7am, then you add 4 hours, therefore the second watering time starts at 11am. For zone 1, you have watering times at 7am and 11am if you have this setting set. Hope this helps.