How do you set the timer on a mtd 3 major -tech product

because it don't have an plug

http://www.mantech.co.za/datasheets/products/MTD3INSTRUCTIONS.pdf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2PdrFRACKk

usually they do You can check the first 3 numbers of the model to see who made the machine for sears.

Copy following link to identify timer and download manual.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#TE22

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MTD8 is 240Volt din rail timer max load 15 amps
Copy following link to identify timer and download manual.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#TE22

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1) Power outage is major cause of timer failure. Power surge occurs when power is restored, and electronics are susceptible to surge. This includes water softerer, treadmill, electronic water heater, timers, etc.
Timers should be unplugged when power goes off.
Of all timers on market today, only one instruction manual says to unplug timer with power loss. However many people write fixya saying their timer, and electronic water heater control etc stopped functioning after power loss. Probably other products have same problem, but I work with timers and water heaters and see only that slice of the world.

2) Question posted under Woods 59377.
Several timers look identical or similar.
59377 timer has non-replaceable rechargeable battery, some similar timers have AA battery.
If timer has battery, change battery.
Then reset timer to restore functionality. Press reset button for a few seconds with paper clip.

3) If timer function does not restore after reset, then timer is bad.
Buy similar timer at Lowes or Target, and return defective timer in new package.

4) If function is restored, then re-program timer
Open following link for timer instructions showing how to reset timer and re-program timer:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-program-Utilitec-0155671.html

First press reset (use pen or paperclip). Press MOVE button until you get OFF at right bottom of screen, then press SELECT to select mode (to set time and date, to select on/off for the 2 timers or to select rundown timer. Use OK to move to different setting, eg. hour,minute, year,month day etc. Use SELECT to change up one digit at a time. Play around with buttons to change settings, for example to have timer on on a specific day of the week or everyday etc. When it is set, use move to change from OFF to AUTO, timer will then switch on and off at set times. Hope it helps

http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Aube-T1032-timer.pdf

Aube is a Honeywell product I believe:
The timer seems revolutionary for not requiring a Neutral wire, yet requires no battery either.
Advantage: No more confusing wiring. Simple 7-step programming.
If old switch has 2 wires, the Aube changes to 2-wire application
If old switch is 3-way, the Aube changes to 3-wire application, the only major change is jumper on other 3-way switch


Timer replaces ordinary wall switch:


Timer replaces 3-way switch

Basic screw adjustments to start with are 3/4 of a turn from the farthest "in" setting. Don't tighten down on the screws too hard, turn down just enough intil they stop, then turn out from there. After engine starts, you can fine tune the idle speed and then the high speed crews.