What exactly is your question, stop the clock from controlling and stay in off position or instantaneous switch to off?, but will cycle on and off in the future.
There are dogs that control the on and off and the dogs can be moved or removed.
There is a shiny white lever below the disk that when operated will switch on and off power to the load being controlled.
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Do you have the screw on trip pieces? They look like little arrows with a thumb screw on them. Some of them should say On, some Off Place the on trips over the time you want the lights to com on vice versa for off. To set the time pull out on the yellow time wheel and rotate until the arrow that is pointing down is over the current time. I hope this helps.
SOURCE: Intermatic T101 does not turn on using the
There are two different trippers. 'On' and 'off'. The off will not turn it on. Get an 'on' tripper.
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SOURCE: T101 Intermatic Timer will not turn lights on or off
You have a weak timer motor. The T101 is notorious for it. I have 6 on my property and have had that problem numerous times. You need to replace the guts of the timer.
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Simply put line is where the power is coming from, and load is where the power is going to. Your breaker panel would be the line side, and the device you are powering is your load.
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Here's the wiring diagram:
http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/files/intermatic/products/instructions/timers/t101%20-%20english.ashx
The wiring is as follows:
Connect _both_ the incoming and outgoing neutrals (white) wires to the "A" terminal. The incoming [(LINE) (hot) (from the breaker or source)] black wire is connected to the #1 terminal and the outgoing (LOAD) black wire is connected to the #2 terminal.
Both of the bare or green wires are twisted together along with a 6 inch or so pigtail using a red or yellow wire nut. The pigtail is then connected to the green "GR" screw on the enclosure.
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