Re: (ET) e-14 timer

["RJ Kanary" <rjkanary nauticom net>]

         Do you have the Homeowner's Service Manual? If not, get one. 
<VBG>
       We will need some voltage readings, the age and condition of the 
batteries and that sort of mundane stuff to get started.

       Some reasons that the timer won't shut off are.................

1.) The timer motor is not running.
2.)   The geartrain in the timer is gummed up.
3.)    The switch contacts are welded together.
4.)     The external wires are connected to the wrong two terminals.

{When the timer IS running, the maximum cycle length is 18 hours. }

      Diagnosing this via Internet is much easier if everyone can be on the 
'same page'..........literally. So, contact Clean Power and get THE BOOK. 
You will never regret it.

{If you have the book, disregard . :) }

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Daniel Childress" <daniel csuol com>
To: <elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu>
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 8:26 PM
Subject: (ET) e-14 timer


> Just got my e-14 mower going.  Now when I charge the batteries- the
> timer turns but it will not shut off.  Any suggestions?  Seems to be
> hotter than necessary.  Do not believe that I am getting a full
> charge.  Runs down very quickly.
>
> Trying to keep it charged
> Dan Childress
>
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