SonyaIvanova
I bought a dryer and they gave me an external timer as a gift. But it somehow works strangely - it will scroll for 3 hours and stop. Has anyone come across this?
The timer is like this:

🔗
ala
There, you first need to set the current time (point the black arrow at the numbers corresponding to the time). Then the on / off time of the timer is set by the "keys". When I tried to understand - I was playing with a desktop fan - I connected the fan to the timer and "by typing" I did "experiments" ...
SonyaIvanova
And if I just set the arrow for a while, and set aside the number of teeth from it, it still has to work, he doesn't know what time it is now?
Another question - do your teeth easily bend up? and then I'm very tight.
Amasar
The inner circle of the timer should spin continuously while it is plugged in. Where the keys are down, it will turn on your dryer.
In general, such timers are sold in many places and are twice as cheap. I have this type: 🔗
works for several years, includes lighting for the basil.
SonyaIvanova
Amasar, yes, they gave it to me for free. We checked it on the lamp, for about an hour - it seems exactly. And at night, these are the jumps. It's a shame, I so want to use it.
Amasar
SonyaIvanova, if it stops, then you can certainly try to disassemble and see. If there are craftsmen. It is arranged primitively - there is a small engine and a bunch of gears, just disassemble carefully so that they do not run away. Maybe it's just some rubbish that got there or the gears didn't stand up right ...

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