#Swimming pool timer clock series#

Although not the most complex timer system out there, it still comes with plenty of features and three different settings to match your needs. The Aube by Honeywell is an incredibly well-priced programmable timer that will last you years. And if you want to override the programmed settings at any point, you can use the temporary bypass setting. In addition, the Honeywell timer can save programmed settings for up to 7 days. It has 14 different settings and three modes: manual, automatic, and temporary bypass. This pool timer is one of the very best on the market due to its wide range of features. However, the Aube by Honeywell timer cannot control several pumps simultaneously, though it is compatible with three-way switches, so you can build a system for multiple pools. You can switch the voltage between 120 volts and 240 volts, depending on your needs. This quality Aube by Honeywell timer should last you years once installed. Due to the durability of the casing, you can even use this timer if you live near the ocean. Making it ideal for outdoor use and can certainly be used for pool pumps. The Aube by Honeywell programmable timer comes with a weatherproof heavy-duty casing. However, on the flip side, this timer cannot control several pumps simultaneously. Despite being on the cheaper end of the spectrum when it comes to programmable timers, the Aube by Honeywell timer has 14 different settings and is programmable for seven days. It comes with a weatherproof casing that can withstand salty air and pool water. Check clearances of power wires before turning power back on to make sure nothing is shorting.The Aube by Honeywell timer is one of the best heavy-duty pool timers on the market. Running backward WILL cause the timer to bind up when it contacts the adjustable timer tabs. This position can't change by itself, so I assume your has ALWAYS run backwards. Mine was running backwards because I took it apart to inspect it (worn gear) and when I modified it to work on the unworn part of the gear, I (mistakenly) installed the 1' gear in the wrong position, then had to figure out why it was running backwards.

Whichever one it was against, reposition it so the bar turns toward the other plastic post. The lever bar will turn until it contacts one of 2 plastic posts. The position of the metal lever bar on the bottom side of this gear forces the magnet wheel next to it to go in the proper direction. Inside the 1' gear on the right can be lifted out. The timer cap (with the printing on it) can be carefully pried off with a sharp blade or pocket knife. Turn off power (breaker), unsnap the mechanism (release is at the inside top) and pull the guts forward to access the timer (careful of wiring). If it's going CCW it's running backwards.

#Swimming pool timer clock series#

When you open the Intermatic door (T100 series - mine is the 220v T104) look thru the circle near the top (use a flashlight) to see the little black gear in the back turning clockwise. 'Direction is controlled by a gear inside the timer cap. Check clearances of power wires before turning power back on to make sure nothing is shorting. For future reference, this reply from another site was spot-on for me, and a quick DIY fix: