I bought an electrical timer at Canadian Tire 3 years ago and cannot find my instruction booklet.
It is a Garrison timer Model RCT 100
On its face it has digital clock
On of button; CD button; random button; reset button
set button; two arrowed program buttons.

I figured out how to set the time, but I cannot program it. Could you help me out please.
Styn

hi hellinga, to set your program on/off. Have your present time set first,
then press "right" arrow under program,
now "set". Days will flash by pressing either arrow day/days will change if you want to set for every day same time, all days should be flashing
then press "set" now choose your hour for "on" military time.
now "set" again to choose your minutes.
now "set"
right arrow now "off" choose time then "set" same procedure as "on"
now that is program #1.
if you want to choose other times for off & on continue with other programs up to 20.
if you want it for your x-mas lights one program will do it.
after program one(1) is set use left arrow to return to "time" 2 pushes should bring you back to time now your all set. Good luck

I have the same one, I got it programmed but it shuts off randomly. I Have it set to have the lights on for 2 hours, but it will shut them off within 30 secs after they come on. They get shut off sometimes in less then 5 secs? Would this be due to some interference?

I have forgotten how to change my Garrison RT100 timer from 24 hour to 12 hour clock

I have forgotten how to change my Garrison RT100 timer from 24 hour to 12 hour clock

To toogle between 12/24 hours format, press RANDOM during clock setting.

Good luck.

cleogir

Manual in English & French:

http://210.0.139.10/eCatalogUserManual/20061229162254332.pdf

Hi greywolf123;
The Manual site does not seem to exist.
By any chance could you give it again ?
JG

Greywolf has been gone since 2009, why not post your question fresh?
Have you done a good internet search yet? Have you considered that a new one
With instructions may be far more convenient than an exhaustive search?

hfcarson: many thanks for the info/direction