> I have been given a Micromark MM9539 digital timer plug, but no
> instruction manual - its not as straight- forward as you'd hope. Does
> anyone have one they could scan and e-mail, or photocopy and post; or
> can anyone explain it to me, please?
>
> I'll cover any costs.
> --
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Brad.
I have a B&Q timer, which is probably the same/very similar.
I have stuck a pdf of it here:
In message , Dave Gibson writes
buttons have different names, no "TIME" button, and mine has 25, not 20, programmes, but I can now set it as required.
Thank you; and thanks to others who offered help, too.
What a great newsgroup!
In message , Geo writes
Thanks, but mine has buttons.
I've got one of those Micromark beasts, if I want it to stay on from
22:00 until morning 06:00, I have to put a ON at 00:00, otherwise it switches itself off at midnight.Also if you aren't going to use it for a long time, open the battery cover and put a piece of paper in to stop the batteries draining as they try to keep the time correct...
Otherwise a reliable gadget...
Can't you use your own scanner? ;)
replying to comfortable, Foghorn247 wrote: Finally found mine (I'll see about getting a PDF loaded if people are still interested) and after years of frustration (there are only so many combinations with six buttons): daylight savings / british summer time is changed by pressing SET and CD at the same time.
The problem was solved 13 years ago. Seriously, do you not know how to read dates?
Tim
Thes time warp posts always seem to start with
Homeownerhub (spit) seem to have stuck a whole load of previously archived posts on their database.
I wonder where they got them from. Google? Wouldn't that be contrary to Google's T&Cs
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