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Question: Timer doesn't go to automatic mode even though it's been programmed how do I correct this
Document: (BTW: kudos to Dave and the US team for patience/helpfulness.) Honeywell US rep concluded my installation was correct and therefore the timer had to be defective from the factory based upon the fact all LCD icons blinked on/off when I attempted to place it into manual on mode. Timer (auto) mode appeared to program correctly; however, it did not operate to turn device on/off as programmed.
I was able to wire the timer up just fine without any trouble. Looked over the instructions for setting the time and then setting up the programs. Had trouble getting it to run a program. I looked over the instructions several times and the timer always was on Manual. When reading the manual I kept skipping down to the paragraph that talked about Selecting the Operating Mode->Automatic Mode.
The unit takes some space in the electrical box so it is a little bit of a tight fit. I thought the instructions could have been a little more clear as I had to figure out on my own how to get the timer into &#34;auto&#34; mode before it would turn and off with the times that I had programmed in. Once I figured this out, it worked great. There are no batteries in the unit that are replaceable and it works great with CFL bulbs.
I initially purchased one of these timer switches to control the lights (2 CFLs) on my front porch. The switch installation was relatively simple, even for someone like myself with little experience. I believe it took a total of one hour and required a screw driver, wire strippers, electrical tape and an extra wire nut because only two were included in the package. Other reviewers are correct in that the Amazon item description erroneously claims that the switch will function on a 3-way setting (i.e.
I kept missing that, seems like others were to. I think it would help if they would repeat that in the automatic mode paragraph since most people are probably skipping to the paragraph they need. Otherwise looks like it is going to work great for turning the front lights on and off.
Works perfectly. One thing on the directions. To turn from manual to automatic mode, you will need to hold the on/off button for a few seconds. The instructions did not explain this and I was confused how to get it out of manual mode. Push the on/off button for a second, it's manual. Hold a fe seconds and display will change to automatic mode.Hope this review helps.
I went with this timer over the GE model based on the many crummy reviews for the GE. The Honeywell looks nearly identical, but it has a logo on the cover. No big deal. :)The unit does not have a ground, so don't go nuts when you open it up and start mapping wires. You DO need a neutral though. Black to line black (hot), Blue to load black, White to neutral, done! Took all of five minutes to replace a standard switch.
This switch looks good and works well (see added information below). Other reviews have commented on its operation. I would recommend it, too, but not until Honeywell includes a backlight or other illumination for the display. I installed the switch in a dark hallway and had to use a flashlight to see the display when I programmed it. I found the timer easy to program, though, and easy to install.
Wanted something that could automate lighting my front porch. Instructions about wiring were limited but then again, so am I. I have no real electrical experience. I did figure it out though. This timer works as described though. It programmed a lot easier than what other reviewers said but I'm tech savvy. I just wish it had a backlight and I would have given it 5 stars. Lost a point for limited instructions and no backlight. We'll see if it dies later.
I've always wanted to leave the outdoor light at our front door on, with a timer. This timer switch does the trick. It is super easy to install and works as advertised. Appears to be well built, good quality, and looks very nice and blends in with our existing light switches.The programming is intuitive and straight forward. You can set up to 7 programs even though we only need one.
Answer: yes