Operating Instructions
1. Programming ON/OFF times
Press the white segments for the corre-
sponding time downwards to program the
ON times. 1 segment equals a 15-minute
step. Press down the corresponding num-
ber of segments (15-minute steps) to set
the length of time required.
2. Setting the current time
The timer dial is turned clockwise until the
arrow on the inner ring of the selector dial
points to the actual time.
3. Connect the timer to the mains; connect
the electrical appliance to the timer.
Insert the timer's plug into the 230 V Schu-
ko-type socket. Then insert the plug of the
electrical appliance into the Schuko-type
socket of the timer. The main switch of the
appliance that is to be controlled must be
in the ON setting.
4. Manual ON/OFF switching
The red ON/OFF switch on the upper side
of the timer enables the user to switch the
appliance permanently on. Position the
switch to the "I" setting to permanently
switch on the timer. (The segment "OFF"
setting is ignored), but the clock continues
to run. The normal program is resumed as
soon as the switch is turned back to the
"OFF" setting (clock symbol).
5. Technical data
- 230 V~/50 Hz
- 16 A at ohmic load; 2 A at inductive load
(motor-driven appliances)
- 24-hour switching range (in 15-minute
steps)
- GS-certified
6. Safety instructions
- To prevent overheating the timer must
only be plugged directly into a mains
socket and never connected by an
extension cable or adapter.
- Only use the timer in dry rooms.
- Never use the timer outdoors.
- Always disconnect from the mains
before cleaning the timer.
- Only clean the timer with a dry, non-
fluffing cloth.
- Rotating appliances must not be plugged
into the timer.
- A defective timer must be immediately di-
sconnected from the mains and not used
again.
- Repairs must only be completed by
authorized personnel.
- As with all electrical appliances, keep
this timer well out of reach of children.
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