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The Danfoss Randall 106 Timeswitch controls your heating and
Hot Water systems automatically, to save you the trouble of
switching manually every day - and also economises on fuel by
turning the systems off when you do not normally need them.
Normally the timeswitch dial provides 2 ON periods and 2 OFF
periods each 24 hours.
GP Time Controls
106 Electro-mechanical 24 Hour Mini Programmer (Timed Hot Water Priority)
USER INSTRUCTIONS
Dial Cover
Wiring Cover
Manual Rocker switch
selecting TIMED services
or OFF
Preselector
Wheel
1. Setting the Programme
i)
Remove the dial cover by pulling it off .
ii) Decide when you want the ON periods. While gripping the dial knob slide
the dial tappets fi rmly, as shown. The tappets may be quite stiff to move.
Example 1. If you want the switch ON between 4 p.m. (16.00 hours) and
11 p.m. (23.00 hours), set the tappets as shown. (A to 8, B to 10, C to 16,
D to 23).
Remember :-
Red tappets switch ON
Blue tappets switch OFF
iii) Ensure that the installer has removed the protective tape covering the
pre-selector wheel.
iv) Using the dial knob rotate the dial completely at least twice, clockwise
only, to clear the mechanism.
‘C’ at the second ON time
in the day (16.00 hours)
‘B’ at the fi rst OFF
time in the day
(10.00 hours)
‘D’ at the second OFF
in the day (23.00)
‘A’ at the fi rst ON
time in the day
(08.00)
2. Setting the Time
Suppose it is 3 pm (15 hours) when you are making this adjustment. Using
the dial knob, rotate the dial clockwise only unitl `15’ on the dial is next to
the `Time’ mark, as shown.
Remember that you will have to re-set the time after a power-cut and also
when all the clocks change by one hour in Spring and Autumn.
IMPORTANT:
Any adjustment to the time setting must be made by rotating
the dial
clockwise only.
Replace dial cover when setting has been completed.
Turn clockwise only
