Equipex Diablo Premium, Operation Manual

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OPERATION MANUAL FOR ELECTRONIC TIMER
MODEL ET-3
Model ET-3 Electronic Countdown Timer is designed to allow the operator to program up to three (3) time
settings, each in the control range from 1 second to 99 minutes 59 seconds at 1-second increments. The
electronic timer is panel mounted and features a 4-digit LED display, Start/Stop button and three time setting
buttons. All connections are via the back of the unit by way of quick connecting terminals.
SETTING TIME
Turn the equipment "on" using the On/Off switch located on the control panel of the unit. The electronic timer
is now operational. Choose the setting button to program. The setting buttons are marked (left to right) with
the numerals
1, 2 and 3. Press and hold the chosen setting button for at least three (3) seconds until the
colon separating minutes and seconds on the LED display starts to blink. By pressing repeatedly the setting
button marked with the numeral
2, set the desired cook time in minutes. By pressing repeatedly the setting
button marked with the numeral 3, set the desired cook time in seconds. You may press and hold either the
minute setting button or the second setting button, to advance the minutes or seconds rapidly. Once the
desired set point is reached, press the setting button, marked with the numeral
1, once or wait until the colon
on the LED display stops blinking. The operating time is set. Note that you may change the time setting only
while the colon on the display is blinking. Repeat the same procedure to program other time settings. The set
points will be remembered until they are reprogrammed.
OPERATING COUNTDOWN TIMER
Turn the equipment "on" using the On/Off switch located on the control panel of the unit. It takes just a few
seconds for the timer to be operational. Choose the desired time setting by pressing once, one of the buttons
marked (left to right) with the numeral
1, 2 or 3. For countdown, press the Start/Stop button. When the set time
has elapsed, the beeper will sound repeatedly, until the Start/Stop button is pressed.