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title: "West Bend Easy to Read Digital Magnetic Kitchen Timer Features Large Display and Electronic Alarm, White"
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# Counts up/down to 99h 99m 99s Clear electronic alarm Strong fridge magnet + clip + stand West Bend Easy to Read Digital Magnetic Kitchen Timer Features Large Display and Electronic Alarm, White

**Brand:** west bend
**Price:** Bs.235
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⏰ Elevate your kitchen game—because every second counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** West Bend Easy to Read Digital Magnetic Kitchen Timer Features Large Display and Electronic Alarm, White by west bend
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.235 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- west bend enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Instant Readability:** Jumbo LCD display ensures you never miss a second, even from across the kitchen.
- • **Versatile Placement:** Magnet, clip, stand, and hanging hole let you position the timer exactly where you need it.
- • **Effortless Operation:** Simple 10-button keypad with just Start and Stop/Reset—no confusing settings, just results.
- • **Ready to Go Out of the Box:** Includes AAA battery so you can start timing your culinary creations immediately.
- • **Master Your Time with Precision:** Counts up or down up to 99 hours, 99 minutes, and 99 seconds for ultimate cooking control.

## Overview

The West Bend Easy to Read Digital Magnetic Kitchen Timer features a large, easy-to-read LCD display and a clear electronic alarm. It counts both up and down for up to 99 hours, 99 minutes, and 99 seconds, making it perfect for any cooking or baking task. Designed for convenience, it includes a strong magnet, clip, stand, and hanging hole for versatile placement. Powered by a single AAA battery (included), this timer combines simplicity with professional-grade functionality to keep your kitchen on schedule.

## Description

Features: LCD readout. Electronic alarm. Aja battery included. Counts up to and from 100 hours. Includes clip, Stand, magnet and hanging hole for ease in use.

Review: Bigger and better than the previous model. - WEST BEND made something very similar to this many years ago (like 10 or maybe 15 years ago?), ye old model number 40005. We liked them so well we kept two in our kitchen. One day, one finally stopped working (and it wasn't merely the battery). The other has developed a key bounce (typical of the technology). SO, we tried a couple of those nasty 'press hold and wait (ho hum) until it gets there' timers that are (apparently) so popular (because those are all we could find around town) and we couldn't stand them. Thankfully, I found these on desertcart, the new model 40005X. DIFFERENCES between the old and new models include: a) old used hearing-aid sized battery, new uses AAA. b) Old limited to 99 min and 99 seconds (4 digits), new can time up to 99 hours, 99 min, 99 seconds (6 digits). c) new has larger buttons! and larger display! d) old timer could only count down, new counts-down or counts up from zero. e) new is slightly larger and stands at 90 degrees on the battery compartment (as shown) or leans back to an easy to read (perhaps) 55-50 degrees on a fold-out clip. old couldn't stand at 90 degrees. f) old and new have the same volume. g) as I recall, the old model's magnet was too weak to hold it to the fridge, but new model's magnet is larger. (Our remaining old model no longer has a magnet; it fell off the fridge early on in its life and the magnet popped off -- I kid you not. I haven't dropped the new model yet, but it looks sturdier). Like someone else said, you'd have to take it off the fridge and hold it in your hand to set the timer. (We're used to leaving them on the counter). USAGE EXAMPLEs: To set the timer to 4 hours, 30 minutes, press 4, 3, 0, 0, 0, and start. To count up, press stop/reset to zero the display (unless it is already zero) and then press start. (Great for the BBQ). UPDATED Oct 21, 2008 - OHHHH NOOOO! One of the two units developed a problem with the display after only a little more than a month of use! The left-hand column for the minutes digit started flickering, and now it won't display! (i.e., It can't display a 1 in the minutes digit). New battery didn't help. Still works, just annoying. I guess they don't make them like they used to. (Made in China) UPDATED Jul 13, 2009 - Regarding the unit that developed a problem with the display? I tightened the screws on the back cover plate and the minutes digit works perfectly again. We're so happy with this unit, we just ordered two more. (To use in our offices)
Review: Simple and VERY GOOD digital timer -- West Bend - I bought 4 of these wonderful and very simple little timers because my old ones were wearing out and none of my local hardware stores carried them. I love these timers -- well-made by West Bend -- because they are so simple and work so very well. They have 10 numbers on the keypad: 1-9 followed by a 0, and only two functions buttons: "Start" and "Stop/Reset". They take one AAA battery (supplied). These timers are 2-1/2 inches square. The model is 40005X -- which is what you'll need to enter into Google to find them quickly on line. I LOVE how simple they are to use. To time something, just push the "Start/Reset" button, then enter the number of seconds you want to time, then push the "Start" button. The timer will beep pleasantly when the time is up. To stop the beeping, push any of the buttons. You can time something up yo 99 hours and 99 minutes and 99 seconds. Useful as an alarm clock, too -- just enter the total amount of time you want to sleep, or whatever. To start the timer running FORWARDS in time, just push the "Start" button, and it will begin counting. To stop it, just push the "Stop/Reset" button twice. (I used this feature to time how long it takes this computer to boot up.) It comes with an instruction sheet, but is so intuitive to use that you probably won't need it. You'll know the timer needs a new battery when the beeps become too soft. (Or the screen goes blank.) I am SO glad West Bend still makes this great little` timer!

## Features

- Take the guesswork out of baking and cooking with West Bend's digital timer
- Easy-to-read jumbo LCD display; built-in alarm function
- Counts up to and from 100 hours, giving plenty of time for most any cooking task
- Included clip, stand, magnet, and hanging hole make it easy to put the timer anywhere it's needed
- A single AAA battery is required for power and comes included

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0002JA1JE |
| Batteries | 1 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #336,212 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #1,530 in Timers |
| Brand | West Bend |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,379) |
| Date First Available | July 12, 2006 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00072244100051 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Item model number | 40005X |
| Manufacturer | The Legacy Companies USA |
| Material | Plastic |
| Number of settings | 4 |
| Product Dimensions | 2.6"D x 2.6"W x 1.26"H |
| UPC | 072244100051 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** West Bend
- **Color:** White
- **Item Weight:** 0.01 Ounces
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.6"D x 2.6"W x 1.26"H

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: When you are setting the timer for hours, do you set as for a clock or have to keep pushing the minute button until it reaches an hour?**
A: Like the others said, you only have to push once.  the part i wasn't sure of was d i push 3 or 5 for half an hour?  push 3. also, for an hour and a half you can put in 90

**Q: loudness?**
A: Although it is loud enough for a kitchen, if one leaves the kitchen to go to another room for a few minutes, one may not hear it.
Because it is not as loud as the XRES timer, I  recommend the West End to end a period of meditation.

**Q: Can you set a time to count up/down, start it, pause it & resume, or does it reset?**
A: Yes, you can set the timer (it counts down) pause it and it will resume counting down from where it left off.

**Q: When the timer goes off, does it beep continuously until you stop it?  Or does it just beep a couple of times and then stop on its own?**
A: It continues to beep for one minute unless you stop it. But it also continues to count up, so it displays the elapsed time from the time it started beeping. It's a very versatile timer, and very easy to use.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bigger and better than the previous model.
*by J***L on September 2, 2008*

WEST BEND made something very similar to this many years ago (like 10 or maybe 15 years ago?), ye old model number 40005. We liked them so well we kept two in our kitchen. One day, one finally stopped working (and it wasn't merely the battery). The other has developed a key bounce (typical of the technology). SO, we tried a couple of those nasty 'press hold and wait (ho hum) until it gets there' timers that are (apparently) so popular (because those are all we could find around town) and we couldn't stand them. Thankfully, I found these on Amazon, the new model 40005X. DIFFERENCES between the old and new models include: a) old used hearing-aid sized battery, new uses AAA. b) Old limited to 99 min and 99 seconds (4 digits), new can time up to 99 hours, 99 min, 99 seconds (6 digits). c) new has larger buttons! and larger display! d) old timer could only count down, new counts-down or counts up from zero. e) new is slightly larger and stands at 90 degrees on the battery compartment (as shown) or leans back to an easy to read (perhaps) 55-50 degrees on a fold-out clip. old couldn't stand at 90 degrees. f) old and new have the same volume. g) as I recall, the old model's magnet was too weak to hold it to the fridge, but new model's magnet is larger. (Our remaining old model no longer has a magnet; it fell off the fridge early on in its life and the magnet popped off -- I kid you not. I haven't dropped the new model yet, but it looks sturdier). Like someone else said, you'd have to take it off the fridge and hold it in your hand to set the timer. (We're used to leaving them on the counter). USAGE EXAMPLEs: To set the timer to 4 hours, 30 minutes, press 4, 3, 0, 0, 0, and start. To count up, press stop/reset to zero the display (unless it is already zero) and then press start. (Great for the BBQ). UPDATED Oct 21, 2008 - OHHHH NOOOO! One of the two units developed a problem with the display after only a little more than a month of use! The left-hand column for the minutes digit started flickering, and now it won't display! (i.e., It can't display a 1 in the minutes digit). New battery didn't help. Still works, just annoying. I guess they don't make them like they used to. (Made in China) UPDATED Jul 13, 2009 - Regarding the unit that developed a problem with the display? I tightened the screws on the back cover plate and the minutes digit works perfectly again. We're so happy with this unit, we just ordered two more. (To use in our offices)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple and VERY GOOD digital timer -- West Bend
*by B***A on January 18, 2013*

I bought 4 of these wonderful and very simple little timers because my old ones were wearing out and none of my local hardware stores carried them. I love these timers -- well-made by West Bend -- because they are so simple and work so very well. They have 10 numbers on the keypad: 1-9 followed by a 0, and only two functions buttons: "Start" and "Stop/Reset". They take one AAA battery (supplied). These timers are 2-1/2 inches square. The model is 40005X -- which is what you'll need to enter into Google to find them quickly on line. I LOVE how simple they are to use. To time something, just push the "Start/Reset" button, then enter the number of seconds you want to time, then push the "Start" button. The timer will beep pleasantly when the time is up. To stop the beeping, push any of the buttons. You can time something up yo 99 hours and 99 minutes and 99 seconds. Useful as an alarm clock, too -- just enter the total amount of time you want to sleep, or whatever. To start the timer running FORWARDS in time, just push the "Start" button, and it will begin counting. To stop it, just push the "Stop/Reset" button twice. (I used this feature to time how long it takes this computer to boot up.) It comes with an instruction sheet, but is so intuitive to use that you probably won't need it. You'll know the timer needs a new battery when the beeps become too soft. (Or the screen goes blank.) I am SO glad West Bend still makes this great little` timer!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good timer/stopwatch that can be quickly programmed. All timers need to have a number pad! But I wish that it also had a clock
*by A***R on July 25, 2013*

இ Fuzzy Wuzzy's Summary: ѾѾѾѾ Recommended with warm fuzzies. փ Positives: փ Unlike some timers that limit the number of hours they can count down from, this timer can count down from 99 hours, 99 minutes, and 99 seconds. փ Unlike some timers that use two buttons to slowly increment/decrement the time settings, this timer can be easily and quickly programmed by pushing eight buttons in a matter of seconds. փ The timer can also be used as a stopwatch to count up, instead of down, although the stopwatch still increments in seconds and not milliseconds. փ The rear of the timer allows for three ways to mount it, either using the magnet, hanging it from its hanging hole in the rear, or using its stand to prop it up. փ The rear stand also has a double function as a clip to hold small papers or cards. փ This timer comes with a 1-year warranty, which is good for an inexpensive product like this. ჯ Negatives: ჯ I wish that this timer also included a regular clock. ჯ The rear magnet needs to be stronger to prevent it from detaching from a refrigerator if you press the buttons too hard. ჯ The LCD display needs an on/off button to turn off the display, both to preserve battery life and to prevent LCD screen burn-in of the "00:00 00" digits. This timer is very handy for a variety of uses: kitchen, office or workplace, hobbies, afternoon nap timer, overnight alarm clock, and timing durations using the stopwatch function. It is more flexible than some timers that either cannot count down up to 99 hours, 99 minutes, and 99 seconds (over 4 days in duration) or have to be programmed by pushing two buttons to increment/decrement the time settings. To program the timer, you always just press eight buttons, which can be accomplished in just a few seconds. Many other digital timers require you to tediously press-and-hold two buttons to increase/decrease the hours, minutes, seconds. Do you need to count down 45 minutes of wait time for something in the kitchen? Press the [Stop/Reset] button to zero the display, followed by 0, 0, 4, 5, 0, 0, and then the [Start] button to start the timer. 45 minutes later, the timer beeps with a fairly loud shrill sound that can be heard throughout the house. You can press any button (not just Stop/Reset) to turn off the beeping. If you do not manually stop the alarm, the beeping stops after one minute. Do you want to take a 30-minute nap? Press Stop/Reset, 0, 0, 3, 0, 0, 0, Start. Do you want to use this timer as an alarm clock overnight after sleeping 8 hours? Press Stop/Reset, 0, 8, 0, 0, 0, 0, Start. Eight hours later, when you wake up and press any button to turn off the beeping, there is no snooze function, so you either have to get out of bed, or if you want to snooze for ten more minutes, you need to wake up enough to reach over and press Stop/Reset, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, Start. Just make sure that you do not drowsily push 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 instead and end up snoozing for one hour instead of ten minutes :-) How about using this timer as a stopwatch? Press Stop/Reset and then Start to start the stopwatch. To pause the stopwatch, press Stop/Reset once. To resume the stopwatch, press Start. To clear the stopwatch, press Stop/Reset once to pause and a second time to reset the display back to "00:00 00". There is no on/off button and the LCD display always remains on. To increase the lifespan of the single AAA battery that this timer uses (and a battery is included with this timer), it needs to have an on/off switch. Just as important, being able to turn off the LCD display prevents screen burn-in. Over time, the "00:00 00" image may be etched into the LCD screen, reducing the display's clarity and legibility. Some timer/stopwatch devices also have a regular clock function, and this West Bend timer cannot display the a clock time. If the LCD display always has to stay on, it can at least just always display the clock time when it is not being used as a timer or stopwatch. And if this timer's display could be used as a clock, you would not even need to program the timer if you just wanted to watch the clock increment the seconds and minutes on its display. The rear of this timer provides three ways to mount it. You can either open up the spring-loaded stand to set it on a counter or table, use the rear hanging hole to hang it from a small nail or string, or attach the rear magnet to a metal appliance or surface. The magnet is not that strong so if you have this timer attached to a refrigerator and press too hard on the buttons, you can knock the timer off and have it drop onto the kitchen floor, possibly damaging it. It is possible to lightly press the timer's buttons without causing the timer to detach from its magnetic hold, but the safest way is to always hold the timer in your hand whenever you press its buttons to program it or stop its beeping. Many brands of small timers like this also use a weak magnet, so this is a common problem amongst digital timers. This timer comes with a 1-year warranty, so keep your receipt as proof of purchase if the timer malfunctions. But I imagine that the warranty does not cover damage due to the timer dropping onto the floor. Overall, this is a great little timer. I would have rated it 5 stars if it also included a clock function, which many other timers also have.

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