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Title: No Op failure has happened since 1998
Review: The "No Op" failure problem is nothing new and has happened consistently with this and other Intermatic timers since 1998. I have gone through 9 of the timers here in Colorado and also my previous house in Alaska. Fresh batteries don't fix the problem, and the "cold weather" referred to in the manual can be as laughingly "cold" as +30F. Normally the units work for 6 to 12 months and then they just seem to wear out.My solution has been to just go and pick up a new one at Lowe's or Home Depot, swap it with the broken No Op old one, and take it back as a return for refund. It's much more convenient than dealing with Intermatic and it also helps motivate Intermatic to fix the problem because it drives up the return rates.
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