Circulation timer on the heater

What does it do? Circulate at the wrong time? Not circulate at all?

I'm trying to find out right now, I suspect that it doesn't circulate at all currently.

Is it really true that there is a completely normal analog timer on the pump and, in parallel, the time control is carried out via the heating system? In our case, the circulation pump is also time-controlled, and I only have to adjust something on the heating system for changes, nothing on a timer.

According to the heating engineer, the info was: if the completely normal analog timer is running, the digital one in the heating system does not take effect. If we turn off the analog one, what we set digitally on the heating system runs automatically. But somehow I suspect that none of this is true...

You just have to pull out or push in a few of the black "teeth" around the outside, depending... and then set the red selector switch to "clock."

Are you serious.. ;) Of course we did that. At the times when it is supposed to circulate, the plastic plates are pushed in.

So if it is set to digital, it’s also not correct?

So if it is set to digital, it is also not correct?

Unfortunately not :-(

Seriously.. ;) We of course did that. At the times when it’s supposed to circulate, the plastic plates are pressed in

Sorry, was just an idea...