Questions and Answers for Woods 20-Amp 60-Minute In-Wall Spring Wound Countdown Timer Switch, White

A:  yes its not that loud.

A:  Yes, but it is very faint. You can't hear it 3 steps away. That way you know it is working.

A:  Yes, some customers have noted that you can hear the mechanism slightly ticking.

A:  If you want it to work for 60 minutes, just turn it as far as it will go and set it at 60. It will work just fine.

A:  Just turn it all the way to the end and you will get 60 approximately minutes.

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A:  I found this answer is the reviews section on the Home Depot site, good luck.......Please call our team at 800-561-4321 and they will be happy to assist you with a replacement!

A:  Please contact our Woods team at 800-561-4321 for further assistance.

A:  No, these are not GFCI timer switches. Woods does carry GFCI surge strips though!

A:  No, this does not have a limiter.

A:  Because this is a mechanical timer, it is possible to hear the internal mechanisms counting down, but it is very faint and maybe only noticeable when in close proximity.

A:  Yes. It has a very quiet ticking sound; however, my bathroom exhaust fan makes enough noise that you can't hear the timer.

A:  It sounds like an old wall clock, very loud. Unusable as a fireplace timer.

A:  No. It is totally silent.

A:  The product does fit on a standard wall plate and the installation instructions should be followed in order to ensure proper fit. After the unit is wired and placed back in the wall box, the switch plate is installed, and the unit’s faceplate and knob.

A:  You can either use a decorator faceplate with the large rectangular opening, or use a regular switchplate cover and put the timer reference plate on the outside of the plate.

A:  Yes. Just turn it to zero. No problem.

A:  Yes. If there is more than about 5 minutes left on the timer, you just turn it the rest of the way manually. If less than 5 minutes, first turn it to above about 10 minutes then turn it to the off position.

A:  No, my wife and son keep turning it off before it stop on its own. After a while the timer does not turn off. Some how turning the timer to Off causes the switch not to fully disconnect the power. Hope this helps.

A:  Put timer on under the wall plate and the lock nut will fit.

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