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Caan someone check my wiring of a digital timer?
The timer has four wires: black (hot), red (load), ground and white.
I connected the black (hot 120 VAC) wire to the black (hot) wire on the timer. … So I connected the red wire from the timer to the red wire from the top line. Same result.
Is my original wiring correct and the timer defective, or have I got the wiring all wrong? …
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Need help with wiring
The wiring diagram that came with the 'Woods in wall digital timer, model 59018/59028', is nothing like that in my fixture.
I have the timer fitted inside, next to my front door. … I'd be very grateful if someone would lend a hand and tell me which wires I need to connect to the timer, given the existing wiring shown in my diagram. …
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Need help wiring a 3-way Honeywell digital timer switch
I recently posted a request for help to wire a Woods 59018 digital timer switch, which I learned was not a three way switch but could be used an override-ON. …
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