Time Timer® RETRO Eco Edition

For help with the Time Timer® RETRO Eco Edition

Operation & How-To

Time Timer® RETRO Eco Edition User Guide

Troubleshooting

The Disk Is Out Of Place
The Disk Stopped Moving
The Clear Button Used To Set The Timer Came Off

Time Timer® RETRO Eco Edition User Guide

Download the Time Timer®RETRO Eco Edition User Guide below.

1. INSTALL 1 AA BATTERY

The battery compartment is located on the back of the Time Timer® 8" RETRO Eco Edition visual timer. Simply lift battery cover up to insert battery into compartment. Replace
battery cover by aligning tabs on top edge and gently pushing until you hear a “click”.

Improved versions of the Time Timer RETRO Eco Edition visual timer have an updated battery door. If your battery door is hinged, simply pull down battery door to install battery. Place AA/1.5V battery negative side first and then positive. Simply close battery door and push gently until you hear a "click".

2. CHOOSE YOUR SOUND PREFERENCE

The timer itself is quiet—no distracting ticking sound—but you can choose whether or not to have an alert sound when time is complete. Simply use the on/off switch on the back of the timer to control audio alerts.

3. SET YOUR TIMER

Use the clear button on the disk and turn counter-clockwise until you reach your chosen amount of time. Immediately, your new timer will begin to countdown, and a quick glance will reveal the time left thanks to the contrasting disk and large, easy-to-read numbers. 

The Disk Is Out Of Place

Sometimes the disk on your Time Timer®RETRO Eco Edition can come out of its place. If this occurs,  watch the video and follow the steps below: 

Watch the video below for a tutorial. Gently press down on the edge of the disk while moving it backwards. This will reinsert the disk under the edge of the face.

If you're still having issues with your timer, please contact us at support@timetimer-europe.com

Time Timer Original 8" and 12" video tutorial:

The Disk Stopped Moving

If the disk on your Time Timer® RETRO Eco Edition stops moving, please try the following:

  1. First, make sure you timer has a fresh battery if you have not replaced it recently. Install a new AA battery with the positive end (the nub) inserted first.
  2. Next, rotate the disk counter-clockwise from 0 to 60 and keep rotating it around. This will clear any dust or debris that might have become trapped under the disk.
  3. Ensure the blue or green face is under the 3 placement holders (located in top left section of the inside face) to prevent buckles from stopping the disk.
  4. Now, rotate the disk counterclockwise. Lift the clear plastic button over the 0/60 point and keep rotating counterclockwise until the disk is all the way back to 0.

The video below illustrates Point 2 and 3 in action.

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The Clear Button Used To Set The Timer Came Off

No worries! This is easy to fix. Take the clear plastic button (or another very lightweight button) and superglue it in its proper place.

Ensure that no superglue gets on the red disk or the timer face, as this could disrupt the timer’s movement.

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