User manual INTERMATIC 158SS11366

[. . . ] This warranty service is available by either: (a) returning the product to the dealer from whom the product was purchased or (b) mailing postage prepaid to the authorized service station listed below. Be sure to wrap the product securely when mailing to avoid shipping damage. This warranty is made by Intermatic Incorporated, Spring Grove, Illinois 60081-9698. Authorized Service Station INTERMATIC INCORPORATED After Sales Service 7777 Winn Road SPRING GROVE, ILLINOIS 60081-9698 158SS11366 www. intermatic. com EI40C/EI40AC Electronic Automatic Shut-Off Timer Features This electronic timer provides automatic shut-off for any load within the contact ratings, such as whole house fans, bathroom fans, air conditioners, lights and stereos/TVs. [. . . ] Connect the supplied jumper wire from the common terminal to one of the other two terminals of the WIRE If the load does not turn on switch. BLACK when you get to step 7, turn power off at the fuse or circuit breaker and switch the jumper wire to the other non-common terminal. Using the screws provided, mount the timer to the box and install the wall plate. The display should change from OFF to a time interval, then the time should begin counting down. The word OFF should flashBLUE WIRE for 1 second, the load should turn off, and the word OFF should show steadily. On installations with remote switches, test their function by using them to turn the load on and off. Allow at least 2 seconds for the timer to respond to the remote switch. 4. 5. Single Switch ­ (See below) Connect one of the house wires to the black wire from the timer, using the wire nuts provided. THERED WIRE IS RED WIRE NOT USED FOR SINGLE (CAPPED, NOT CONNECTED) SWITCH INSTALLATIONS. 3-way Switch ­ (See below) (See "Other Installations" to use a dimmer or if switching from 3 or more locations). One of the wires is "common" (the terminal has a different colored screw or there are markings on the old switch). Single Switch Installation 3-Way Switch Installation BLACK WIRE RED WIRE BLUE WIRE WIRE FROM "COMMON" OF OLD SWITCH COMMON MOVE JUMPER WIRE TO OTHER TERMINAL IF THIS SWITCH DOES NOT TURN LIGHT ON RED WIRE (CAPPED, NOT CONNECTED) BLUE WIRE 7/16" BLACK WIRE TRIM HOUSE WIRES BARE TO 7/16" REMOTE 3-WAY SWITCH EI40C/EI40AC Electronic Automatic Shut-Off Timer Installing / Changing the Battery To remove the battery cover, use a standard screwdriver in the bottom notch to gently pry the cover away from the housing. OP 23:28 HOL 23:28 23:28 OFF 23:28 23:28 Normal display when timing out. In this OP 23:28 the display shows 23 hours and 28 example minutes or 23 minutes and 28 seconds. 23:28 23:28 23:28 Bell Symbol ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON FLASH ON FLASH ON ON LOW BATTERY FLASH FLASH ON ON Means the audible signal is enabled. ON 23:28 FLASH ON FLASH HOL Means the flash and audible warning are both enabled. OP NoOP Timer fails to operate. 23:28 ON ON 23:28 FLASH Frequently Asked Questions How easy is it to set a time interval or change a preset time?You can set the timer before installing since it does not require utility power. To set the timer for a time interval other than the factory preset of 1 hour, press the or key to scroll the time up, for a longer time interval, or down, for a shorter interval. Using these keys individually allows precise times to be set from 1 second to 24 hours. After using the timer you will notice that the displayed time scrolls at a faster rate the longer you hold the key. If you change the preset interval during timing, the timer will continue to countdown from the previous preset time until the load times out. The next time the timer is switched ON it will use the new preset time. By pressing the and keys simultaneously you can quickly set the timer to any one of several convenient presets: 5, 10, 15 and 30 minutes or 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12 and 24 hours. [. . . ] You can then tell hours and minutes from minutes and seconds as described above. After installation and set up are complete, the extra die cut labels can be used for hiding keys to prevent access by unauthorized personnel. For example, in a commercial application, you may wish to hide all of the keys except for the ON/OFF key. The remaining labels may be installed near the timer and/or 3-way switch as desired to explain timer operation to unfamiliar users. [. . . ]