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Question: how do I set the #50011 timer?
Document: This is my 3RD Woods 50011 timer. Simple very easy to use controls. I use them to control my small water features. Work great, no problems with heavy rains.
The product is not working probably. It won't shut of or start on when the the timer is set. I have to plug it and in plug it to use it.
I love that this is weather proof. The timer was very easy to set and turns on and off at the set times without fail. Well worth the price.
this timer works great I have it set in my barn to keep heat a room for some of my animals so that the heat is not running non stop all day. helps with the electric cost also
i bought this to replace the light sensor that blew out on the transformer for my outdoor walk lights. It works perfect outdoors stuffed behind the hedges in my garden. Only issue I ran into was I found the tabs on the dial hard to pull up when trying to set the timer. Other than that its a great no frills outdoor timer.
I purchased this timer to use on an indoor plant light. The timer was expected to turn on 4 florescent lights for a total of 320watts. The time worked for one day and then quit.When it was working it was very loud. You could hear the timing mechanism as it moved. Once the timer did not want to work at the set times it proceeded to turn the lights on and off at it's leisure. I unplugged, reset and reset again, but it never would keep time.
great timer. i do not like the digital timers because they are too complicated to set. this mechanical timer is very very easy to set and works great.
Wanted a timer that would be easy to operate and not break the bank. This is it. Set up in under 1 min and works great. The dual plug is a huge plus!
I needed a small outdoor timer. Tried the Westek TM11DOLB first and that didn't work properly (not surprising given the reviews). I replaced with this and it has been excellent so far. Keeps proper time, no issues.
Bought this to replace the my old outdoor Christmas light timer that I had misplaced. Worked great even under ten inches of snow and iced up in -14 degree whether with -40 degree wind chill for almost a week.
Answer: Open the lid, turn the outer dial so the arrow on the inner part points to the time.  You can't get it exactly but you can set it to the approximate correct time.