The post talks about an IC 4060 timer circuit problem implemented in a coffee wending machine, in which the circuit simply stops working each time its stipulated delay period is lapsed, even after a complete power switch OFF and ON.
The question was presented by Mr. Kenndy and was solved through the following email discussion:
Why IC 4060 Stops Resetting after each Timing Cycle
I am writing you from Sweden and have some problem with timer for my ordinary coffeemaker.
The problem is when I've wired it all up and start the machine it works fine all time to the time elapse after about 35min, but if i will start it again 1 hour later then it not works nothing happens, seems that circuit is locked up or something.
I have sent you my schema that i use and may be you can please look at it and perhaps have some solution.
My circuit uses the coffeemakers on/off switch.
Looking forward to your answer
Regards
Kenndy
Assessing the Latching Behavior of IC 4060 Circuit
Hi Kenndy,
The circuit is unable to break the latch created by the diode connected between its pin#11 and the output pin#13. The circuit will need to be reset.
For this you will need to switch OFF power completely and wait for sometime and then switch ON to restart the unit.
Alternatively you can add a momentary push-switch between positive line and pin#12 of the IC, pressing this momentarily will reset the IC and enable it to restart normally.
Best Regards
Automatic IC 4060 Resetting Function
Thanks for your answer.
Even if i switch of power and disconnect from the mains so after 2 hours it don't work. But a push-switch between pin 16 and pin 12 do the job but this little circuit is built in to coffemachine so i can´t use that
solution.
Is there any way to fix this in electronical way. I am looking forward for your answer and thanks once again.
Regards
Kenndy
Solving the Circuit Issue
Kendy,
it could be happening due to the charge in the filter capacitor...try adding a 2k2 or 4k7 resistor between pin#16 and pin#8 of the IC, this should solve the issue.
Feedback [Solved]
Hi
A resistor between pin 16 and pin 8 (2.2K) solved the issue. Thanks for taking your time to help me, I am very grateful.
Regards
Kenndy
Hi Swag i have sended you a schematic by email thank you!
Hi mathieu, please see the last circuit in the following article:
https://www.homemade-circuits.com/how-to-understand-ic-4060-pin-outs/
only change the 100 pF with 15 pF
Hello Swag i am trying to solve a problem with the cd4060 with a 8mhz quartz clock but i need the value of the capacitors on pin 10 and 11! and does 1mhom is correct between pin 10 and 11?
thank you
Hello Mathieu, Sorry I cannot see the schematic anywhere in the above article.
Good day sir, please what is the effect of on/ off timing on freezer, I mean on for 1hr off for next 1hr, to on again and then off thereafter. Does it cause device failure or reduce lifespan. Also on pumps. Thanks
Hi Tolu, It will not harm your freezer in any way, preferably make it 2 hour OFF and 1 hour ON…, OFF time can be twice of ON time, because freezing operation is generally much faster than restoring to normal temperature.
Thanks sir, will this 1hr on,2hrs off be able to preserve food.
Tolu, the above circuit will not work with 2 different sets of timing, for 2 individually adjustable time intervals you may have to build the following design:
https://www.homemade-circuits.com/how-to-make-simple-programmable-timer/
Yes sir, I have got this link and studied it, thanks for ever available solutions to most problems. just want to know whether it 1hr on 2hrs off will preserve food
Tolu, I think I misunderstood your previous question, I think 1 hour ON 1 hour OFF will be more appropriate because within the 1 hour period the compressor might itself switch ON/OFF at some rate, therefore to ensure that food does not get spoilt a 1 hour ON/OFF looks safer
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