wiring diagram for an atlas 5way

[balloonguy]

I bought one used a while ago. The timer never worked correctly. I replaced the timer with a brand new one. That is doing the same thing. I am guessing that there is some wire in the wrong spot somewhere. If anyone has the diagram I would greatly appreciate a copy.
Thanks.
Matt

[3Deep]

I have an atlas 5 way shoot me a pic and I will compare as I have no manual me self.

Darryl

[balloonguy]

Thank you. I will send the pic tomorrow.

[balloonguy]

I sent a pm. I am not sure if the pic was attached so I am posting here too.
Thanks for the help. It is greatly appreciated.

Matt

[3Deep]

Here is what mine looks like from the bottom pretty much like what you got, but there's a jumper on one side as you can see in the pic hope this helps ya out.

Darrryl

[balloonguy]

I hate to be a pain but can you get a picture of where the hot wires go after the timer? I sent the new timer back to the factory and they load tested it. They say it is fine. I think my problem may be further down the line.
Thanks again.

[Binkspot]

Matt, your jumper wire is in a different location then Daryl's. Your relay is sending pwr from term 8 to 6 (top wire on right side) which should be a normally closed circuit. Daryl's is wired from 1 to 3 (top wire on left). In other words Daryl's pwr path is to the wire on term 3 and yours is the wire on 6, could be you are powering the wrong wire. It might be as simple as moving the hot leg from 8 over to term 2 and placing a jumper between 2 and 1.  From what I can see the timer is powering the relay on the top, other wires going to the switches which also g to the relay on top. The powered wire on Daryl's is going to the switch not the relay from what I can tell from the pictures.

[3Deep]

Matt, here are a few more pics, but I think blink might be right from what I see there also

Darryl