GE 15075 User Manual

Heavy Duty Timer Instructions:

1. Aim the pointer (see Figure 1) on the face of the dial so that it points to the current time of day.
(Photo shows actual time at 9:30PM)

2. Locate the segments around the center edge of the timer’s dial. These segments, each representing 30 minutes, can be
pushed away from the edge of the dial (try using the tip of a pen or pencil). Conversely, segments that have been pushed
out can be easily pushed back in by hand. Be sure all segments are pushed in before programming. Select a time period
(or periods) you want the light turned on, then push out ALL the segments that fall on or within that time period. For example,
to have the timer turn a light on at 10PM and off at 2AM, push out the segments representing 10PM and 2AM, and ALL the
segments in between. See Figure 2. You may need to turn the dial clockwise to access the desired segments.

3. Set the switch on the top of the timer to the “TIMER ON” position.

4. Plug the lights into the outlets on the bottom of the timer.

5. Plug the timer into an electrical outlet and make sure lamp is turned on. The lights will now turn on and off at the times
you have set.

NOTE: To override the timer and use your lights normally, set the switch on the top of the timer to the “OUTLET ON” position.
(See figure 3.) This will deactivate the timer’s control of the lights, but the timer’s dial will still show the current time of day.
To reactivate the timer’s control of the lights set the switch to the “TIMER ON” position. In case of power failure, reset the
time of day as explained in step 1.

Figure 1

Figure 2 - Shows timer set to turn appliance ON at 10 PM and OFF

at 2 AM. Notice ALL segments between 10 PM and 2 AM have been
pushed out. Current time is 9:30 PM.

Figure 3

WARNING

Risk of electric shock

• Plug directly into an
electrical outlet

• Do not use in wet locations

• Use indoors only

• Unplug timer before
cleaning

• Keep children away

Risk of fire

• Do not use to control
appliances that contain
heating elements (cooking
appliances, heaters, irons, etc.)

• Do not exceed electrical
ratings

15075

Manual Version 2

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01.24.2010