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Unfortunatley, this is a hardware error where a piece of hardware is failing and will require actual repair. The error is "Rear alignment motor abnormality: The rear alignment motor is not rotating or the rear alignment plate is not moving normally. [MJ-1101/MJ-1106] Rear alignment plate home position detection error: The detection of the home position ends abnormally because the rear alignment plate has not worked properly. [MJ-1032/MJ-1033]
Yes: 240 volt can be controlled by turning off 1 hot leg of 240V circuit. But the tork 101 clock motor still requires 120Volts (unless you buy a tork 240volt 201 clock motor to replace the 120volt 101)
In the wiring diagram above, it shows white neutral wire running to Tork 1101 timer terminal 2. Bring this white neutral wire from any nearby 120volt outlet. In event that you do not have this white neutral wire, you can connect ground wire to terminal 2 and that will give 120volts to the 101 clock motor. Completing circuit to clock motor using ground wire is violation of national electric code for many reasons, however the tiny clock motor only draws 3 watts, and you will remember to bring a white neutral wire to this timer at later date so you can sleep better at night.
2) Tork 1101 120Volt timer uses #101 clock motor. If clock motor is working, then dial rotates around clockwise once each 24 hours... assuming timer is wired correctly.
3) Jan 2013, Add a comment and say what you are wiring.
Here it is. Just pick the area that you're looking for.
Makati
1200: Makati Central Post Office
1201: Fort Bonifacio (now part of Taguig)
1202: Fort Bonifacio Naval Station
1203: San Antonio Village
1204: La Paz, Singkamas, and Tejeros
1205: Santa Cruz
1206: Kasilawan
1207: Carmona and Olympia
1208: Valenzuela (includes Rizal, San Miguel, and Santiago Villages)
1209: Bel-Air
1210: Poblacion
1211: Guadalupe Viejo (includes Palm Village)
1212: Guadalupe Nuevo (includes Visayan Village)
1213: Pinagkaisahan - Pitogo
1214: Cembo
1215: West Rembo
1216: East Rembo and Malapad na Bato
1217: Comembo
1218: Pembo
1219: Forbes Park North
1220: Forbes Park South
1221: Dasmariñas Village North
1222: Dasmariñas Village South
1223: San Lorenzo Village
1224: Makati Commercial Center (Ayala Center)
1225: Urdaneta Village
1226: Ayala Avenue-Paseo de Roxas
1227: Salcedo Village
1228: Greenbelt
1229: Legaspi Village
1230: Pio del Pilar
1231: Pasong Tamo and Ecology Village
1232: Magallanes Village
1233: Bangkal
1234: San Isidro
1235: Palanan
Quezon City
1105: Alicia
1102: Amihan
1106: Apolonio Samson
0810: Araneta Center
1135: Araneta Center P.O. Boxes
1106: Baesa
1116: Bagbag
1110: Bagong Bayan
1109: Bagong Buhay
1111: Bagong Lipunan
1105: Bagong Pag-Asa
1119: Bagong Silangan
1106: Bahay Toro
1115: Balingasa
1106: Balintawak
1106: Balumbato
1126: Batasan Hills
1109: Bayanihan
1120: BF Homes
1109: Blue Ridge
1101: Botocan
1141: Broadway Center P.O. Boxes
1105: Bungad
0820: Bureau of Internal Revenue
1110: Camp Aguinaldo
0802: Camp Aguinaldo
0801: Camp Crame
1126: Capitol Hills/Park
1117: Capri
1100: Central
1102: Claro
0880: Commission on Audit
1121: Commonwealth
1111: Crame
1109: Cubao
1128: Culiat
1115: Damar
1104: Damayan
1112: Damayan Lagi
1123: Damong Maliit
1105: Del Monte
1104: Diliman
1109: Dioquino Zobel
1113: Don Manuel
1113: Doña Aurora
1125: Doña Faustina Subdivision
1113: Doña Imelda
1113: Doña Josefa
1102: Duyan-Duyan
1102: E. Rodriguez
1109: Escopa
1118: Fairview
1121: Fairview [North]
1122: Fairview [South]
1114: Gintong Silahis
1117: Gulod
1127: Holy Spirit
1112: Horseshoe
1111: Immaculate Concepcion
1124: Kaligayahan
1112: Kalusugan
1102: Kamias
1103: Kamuning
1105: Katipunan
1111: Kaunlaran
1112: Kristong Hari
1101: Krus na Ligas
1114: La Loma
1103: Laging Handa
1110: Libis
1114: Lourdes
1108: Loyola Heights
1114: Maharlika
1101: Malaya
1109: Mangga
1115: Manresa
1112: Mariana
1104: Mariblo
1109: Marilag
1109: Masagana
1115: Masambong
1114: Matalahib
1119: Matandang Balara
1109: Milagrosa
1138: Murphy District P.O. Boxes
1125: Nagkaisang Nayon
0830: National Irrigation Administration
1104: Nayon Kaunlaran
1107: New Era
1147: Novaliches P.O. Boxes
1123: Novaliches Proper
1103: Obrero
1101: Old Capitol Site
1114: Paang Bundok
1115: Pag-Ibig sa Nayon
1103: Paligsahan
1105: Paltok
1108: Pansol
1104: Paraiso
1118: Pasong Putik
1107: Pasong Tamo
1119: Payatas
1104: Phil-Am
0850: Philippine Heart Center
1111: Pinagkaisahan
1100: Piñahan
1109: Project 4
1100: Project 6
1105: Project 7
1106: Project 8
0860: Quezon City Hall
1102: Quirino District (Project 2 & 3)
1105: R. Magsaysay
1103: Roxas District
1103: Sacred Heart
1114: Salvacion
1117: San Agustin
1105: San Antonio, Quezon City
1116: San Bartolome
1113: San Isidro
1114: San Isidro Labrador
1115: San Jose
1109: San Roque
1101: San Vicente
1116: Sangandaan (GSIS Village)
1104: Santa Cruz
1117: Santa Lucia
1117: Santa Monica
1114: Santa Teresita
1105: Santo Cristo
1113: Santo Niño
1113: Santol
1116: Sauyo
1114: Sienna
1101: Sikatuna Village
1102: Silangan
0800: Social Security System
1109: Socorro
1103: South Triangle
1110: St. Ignatius
1111: St. Martin de Porres
1114: St. Peter
1109: Tagumpay
1110: Talampas
1104: Talayan
1116: Talipapa
1116: Tandang Sora
1113: Tatalon
1101: Teachers Village
1110: Ugong Norte
1106: Unang Sigaw
1101: University of the Philippines Post Office
1144: University of the Philippines P.O. Boxes
1101: University of the Philippines Village
0840: V. Luna Hospital
1112: Valencia
1128: Vasra
0870: Veterans Hospital
1105: Veterans Village
1109: Villa Maria Clara
1120: Violago Homes
1104: West Triangle
1110: White Plains
Hope this helps.
ON-OFF trippers are placed on outer edge of dial to set on-off times. These tripper click on-off lever back and forth. Trippers wear out since they are intentionally made of softer metal than on-off lever
Had same problem...All suggestions I googled to get it resolved didn't work for me. I downloaded the latest version to my desktop. Disconnected my internet connection and ran the installation. Worked fine.
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