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Revisit of a Rainsoft AM32 14 Day Timer

 
 
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Reply Sat 24 May, 2008 10:51 am
Hello again, I recently had to replace the clock motor (old intermatic 24 volt)this time and accidently moved the gears on the timer mechanism. I am thinking it may be out of time now. How can I make sure its correct also is there a close up of the timer plate (intermatic timer) that shows the two springs, anti-backlash pawl and the index pawl?

One question on the timing. Say its on the rinse cycle and its counting up to x minutes for the cycle. Should the little tab be on the high part of the cam or low?

Thanks in Advance!
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Reply Sun 25 May, 2008 10:01 pm
ah come on WY2OE man surly a little advice for an old customer. :wink:

Oops thats supposed to be H20 Man, my bad!
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