Manual needed, for Micromark digital timer plug
Andy Mabbett
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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"Andy Mabbett" <usenet...@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote in message
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>
> 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.
> --
If you can't get what you need here try;
Micromark
Devonshire House
550 White Hart Lane
London
N17 7RQ
Helpline TEL: 0870 241 3029
Brad.
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"Andy Mabbett" <usenet...@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote in message
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> 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 have a B&Q timer, which is probably the same/very similar.
I have stuck a pdf of it here:
http://nanohelix.tripod.com/BQ7DayTimer.pdf
HTH
Dave
Geo
<usenet...@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote:
>
>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 have a MM9428 7 day timer socket.
It has on-auto-off slide switch, random on-off slide switch and run-prog-time
set slide switch. Push buttons are day/hour/min and event/clear/bat.
If yours is anything like that I may be able to scan instructions and send
(subject to wife's scanner deciding to play).
Geo
Andy Mabbett
<da...@nospam.net> writes
>> 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 have a B&Q timer, which is probably the same/very similar.
>
>I have stuck a pdf of it here:
>
>http://nanohelix.tripod.com/BQ7DayTimer.pdf
That seems to be it, thanks - there are some minor differences; the
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!
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Andy Mabbett
<gm4xus@yahoo.c?.uk> writes
>I have a MM9428 7 day timer socket.
>It has on-auto-off slide switch, random on-off slide switch and
>run-prog-time set slide switch.
Thanks, but mine has buttons.
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Andy Mabbett Reply to [my first name] [at] pigsonthewing.org.uk
Abdullah Eyles
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 01:11:36 +0100, Andy Mabbett
> <usenet...@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote:
>
> >
> >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'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...
>
> I have a MM9428 7 day timer socket.
> It has on-auto-off slide switch, random on-off slide switch and run-prog-time
> set slide switch. Push buttons are day/hour/min and event/clear/bat.
> If yours is anything like that I may be able to scan instructions and send
> (subject to wife's scanner deciding to play).
Can't you use your own scanner? ;)
Foghorn247
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.
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> 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.
>
dates?
Tim
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