AEG 73630: wont take water in, cant pump water out, when choosing a program the timer seems to have changed minutes with seconds, and when choosing af program, the only thing happening is, af few spins while timers is counting down. Have tried to reset the machine, without any effect whatsoever

check the sum pump drian valve make sure it not cog up with tash because if it block can cause the drain pump to ruin ok

either the pump is blocked so cant pump water out so stops program.or brushes in motor worn down(both cheap fixes)

it looks like your heating element are dead. But Im not sure.

Does drum is spinning?Does it pumps water then you set in on "drain" program?

Possible that the program timer is faulty as it fails to switch on the pump in the required sequence. You can clean the contacts, check the power to the pump, trace the pump power line to the timer which can confirm the case. In such cases the timer must be replaced.

Page showing Woods timers and models:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html

Add a comment with specific model number and I will help.

Instructions below are for Woods 59203 24-hour digital timer:
Plug timer in until battery is recharged.
If display will not show, then timer battery is dead and needs to be recharged, or timer may be broken.

Set current time:
Press and hold CLOCK button.
Press HOUR and MINUTE to set correct time with am and pm.
Press Day button to set current day.
Release clock button.

Program timer:
Press PROGRAM button until "1 ON" displays. This is program1 ON.
Press MINUTE and HOUR buttons to set ON time for program1
Press DAY button to choose day or group of days for program1 ON

Press PROGRAM button until "1 OFF" displays. This is program1 OFF
Press MINUTE and HOUR buttons to set OFF time for program1
Press DAY button to choose day or group of days for program1 OFF

Press PROGRAM button until "2 ON" displays. This is program2 ON.
Repeat steps above to set ON and OFF time for 5 programs.

When programming is completed, press CLOCK button to exit programming.
Press ON/AUTO/OFF button until Auto displays.

http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59203.pdf

The manual has step by step instructions.
Plug timer into wall to recharge battery.
If battery will not charge, the timer is no good.

Press reset to clear memory.
Select am/pm format by holding clock button.
Set current time by holding clock button down while pressing hour, and then minute and then day

To program timer:
Press program button once and program1 ON displays
Press minute button to set program1ON minutes
Press hour to set program1ON hour
Press days to choose the day or group of days for program1 ON

Press program button again and program1 OFF displays
Press minute to set program1OFF minutes
Press hour to set program1 OFF hour
Press days to choose same days for OFF that you chose for ON

Press program button and program2 ON displays
etc.

To exit programming, press clock

A conflict in programming will cause timer not to work as expected
Make a schedule before programming to avoid program conflicts

maximum load 1000 watts

We have this problem for nearly 2 years now. It always occured in a special program ("Kochwäsche/Buntwäsche 60°" what means coloureds/boiled 60°).

The AEG technician didn't find the problem. Since we avoided that program, the problem never occured again.

But now, close before 2-years-warranty-by-law I demanded them again to repair it. I will report.

If I understand correctly, you are controlling 240V water well pump with Intermatic C8866 Repeat timer.

So you must be using pump to irrigate, and want to turn pump on at certain times of day for short periods ... and want this schedule to repeat continually non-stop.

1) The c8866 repeats the same program every 4 hours so this is good choice for irrigation and it just turns the circuit on-and-off so it works fine with well control box (unless you want more complex programming).
Many types and prices of cycle timers
More cycle timers

Let me give a buckshot answer and see if I hit one of the targets you have.

2) C8866 according to manual:
a) You have on-off trippers
b) First ON tripper turns on load for 32-40 seconds
c) Each additional ON tripper will lengthen ON time by 30 seconds

3) To lengthen ON time: add successive ON trippers into dial. Each successive tripper adds 30 seconds. Let's say you want ON time to be 3 minutes, you need 6 successive ON trippers.
Maximum timer setting is 240 minutes, so your ON-OFF program repeats every 4 hours.
10 Tripper pins come with timer.
Buy more pins at Grainger for 2.69

4) Did you say the clock stops running after hitting the tripper? If so, maybe you need a bit of grease on the pins ... or a new clock motor? Buy clock motors at Aplus
5) Review the wiring
Hots from Breaker connect to COM and CLOCK poles
1 Hot to Load connects to NO normally open pole
Other Hot to load connects to CLOCK pole

6) You can reverse ON-OFF programming by the following:
Change Hot to Load from NO to NC pole and this will reverse on-off programming

Hi, My Competence B1180-4 digital clock keeps switiching itself off and then back on. This means that the timer etc dosen't work. It is intimitant.

This seems like the anti flood system (polystireen float / micro switch) at the base of the washer is triggered,\. This puts the washer in pump out mode and stops inlet of water via the inlet solinoid. Dry the water on the base and then check for any water leaks. (pipe leak