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Question: Face Plate Does anyone know where you can get a faceplate for this Woods 59745 timer. The plate has to have an over sized openingand makes the plate almost impossible to find.
Document: The switch works well, but there is no wall plate included, and I don't know where to find one. It is easy to use and simple to reset should there be a power outage.
I had two in a row of these that would stop turning at the point where the switch should trigger to turn on the lights. I couldn't get it fixed on my own, but I contacted Woods customer service and they were able to take care of the problem by sending a new one that has had no issues since I installed it. Still don't know what the problem was, but ultimately it was resolved.
If you follow the instructions, this timer is easy to install in a regular electrical wall panel with a commonly available large-switch sized switch plate. The large-switch sized cover plates at my hardware store were 89 cents. I've had one of these controlling fluorescent lights for a month. It does exactly what I needed it to do.
This timer absolutely requires a neutral wire, so forget if you have an old-house two-wire (or interrupted wire) setup. This should have been made clear in the description. Also, it does not include the wall plate, which is not that easy to find. Because of these peculiarities, I give it a neutral 3. The switch may work perfectly well, you just can't prove it by me!
Thanks HollyThis product went from a disaster to a winner once I pieced the directions back together (shreaded them opening the thing) and read Holly's response to another review. Turns out you have to take two pieces off the timer, install the standard faceplate, and then reattach the two pieces. Very simply once I figured it out.Great product. I guess i need the anyone proof directions that say in big print, READ THIS...sigh.
Out of the four switches, two are working properly. One I didn't install yet, the fourth I am still trying to get to work, I know I have to revers two black wires so I will not give up. The switches are great, exactly what I needed so I am not giving up.
Just bought a few days ago. Installed it last night and it works great! I didn't even have to buy a special wall plate for it. It fits my old cover that had an old GFCI-sized light switch. The timing mechanism is simple and easy to use, no need to program unlike digital timers.
Easy install. Not sure how a cover plate is supposed to go over it, frankly.I'm using it to activate outdoor lights (CFL) on a schedule and it's fine for that.Lights are on when I get home. Lights go off on schedule.
While the timer seems fine, there was no included faceplate and a normal Decora faceplate will not fit. Not sure what they had in mind.
This unit didn't fit behind the face plate because the product was too deep for the box in the garage where we had planned to use it. However, we plan to try it in a different location because the garage unit also had lots of wires from the auto garage door behind it which might have affected the outcome.
Answer: This timer takes a standard size decorator plate.  Once the timer is installed in the wall, screw in the decorater plate.  Then put the timer faceplate over that decorator wall plate. Then add the dial.  Start with Step 13 in the instuction sheet and it will outline the process in detail.