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If you need more help, add a comment and I will assist. Clock terminals are 1 and 2, and default clock voltage is 120Volts, but can be set for 208, 240 or 277Volts.

Or you can jumper from the clock terminals and put power to terminals 3 and 6 as shown in illustration above. One circuit would be ON when the other circuit is OFF. To find replacement freeze control, Google search: Intermatic freeze protection thermostat Add a comment for more free help. Add if this is new timer or if timer worked before, and what load the timer controls Do you have correct instructions for timer?... This timer has NO and NC terminals. If your timer controls two circuits, you can add a comment and I can help further.

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The Geyser Load Control Timer, ISG1201, is designed to prevent geyser from operating during the Eskom's designated weekly morning and evening peak times. Tell us what link you have tried, and how the instructions seem to be different. Display showing no-op is sometimes associated with defective timer, bad battery. Resetting timer will clear memories and restore functionality in some cases. Attach photo of timer, or description of timer. Add if this is new timer or if timer worked before, and what load the timer controls Do you have correct instructions for timer?... Example wiring: ET70215C timer is a 2-channel timer that can be wired MANY different ways, to control multiple voltages in different ways. Each channel can be programmed separately to control 2 different loads with different schedules for each load. Clock terminals are 1 and 2, and default clock voltage is 120Volts, but can be set for 208, 240 or 277Volts. The switching terminals 3 4 5 6 7 8 are 'dry. This lets you to have 120Volt clock, but control 240Volt circuit with one of the channels, and 24volt with other channel. Or you can jumper from the clock terminals and put power to terminals 3 and 6 as shown in illustration above. The timer ALSO has NO and NC terminals that reverse the circuit each time the program turns the switch on-and-off. So when timer program is OFF then power travels from terminal 3 to terminal 5. When program is ON, power travels from terminal 3 to terminal 4. So Load turns ON when either the freeze-control or the timer turns ON. When both are ON, then Load will be ON. Freeze control can be ON and timer OFF and Load is ON Freeze control can be OFF and timer ON and Load is ON. Only when both Freeze control and timer are OFF, will Load be OFF. If pump is not turning ON below 32 or the protection set point , then freeze control thermostat is suspect. But you need to check if pump turns ON when timer turns ON. If pump operates with timer, then freeze control is main suspect, unless there is a loose wire. Open box and check for loose and burned connections. If pump does not operate with either timer or freeze control, then check for loose wires and also check your circuit breaker and check that pump is operable. To find replacement freeze control, Google search: Intermatic freeze protection thermostat Add a comment for more free help. Also take advantage of fixya phone service. For a price, fixya expert speaks with you over phone while you work on timer. The tripper pins or tabs are built into the timer dial. This timer has NO and NC terminals. NO NC terminals mean the timer can control two different circuits. One circuit would be ON when the other circuit is OFF. When the timer turns on, the circuits change so now one circuit is OFF and the other circuit is ON. If you have just one circuit, then the following instructions will help you. If your timer controls two circuits, you can add a comment and I can help further. OK, your timer controls one circuit. Locate the tabs on the timer dial. Push down all the tabs. Now lift all the tabs for the times you want your Load to turn ON So if you want the Load to turn ON from 7pm to 5am, then lift all the tabs between those times. Now when the timer dial rotates, the tripper tabs operate an on-off lever that turns the Load ON and OFF. Set current time of day The timer has to be set to current time. For example it's 6pm. Grasp and rotate dial until 6pm lines up with the stationary red pointer Skipper wheel: The 1015 series has a skipper wheel that lets you skip days of the week. On these days the timer program will not turn the Load ON or OFF So if your regular schedule is ON from 7pm to 5am, then the Load will remain OFF for those times. Set skipper wheel: Locate day to be skipped on the small dial. Raise the set screws for the days you want to skip Raise set screw until it is tight, but do not force After a power failure, current time of day has to be reset. If you need more help, add a comment and I will assist. But either way, we'd be happy to help if we can know which specific brand and model number you have.