Solution: Unplug the timer, turn it and plug it back in the other way round. This will solve the problem.
Explanation: For wall sockets in Germany, it is not standardized where the phase and where the neutral conductor is wired. The phase via which the current flows can therefore be on the left or right. As the Brennenstuhl timers have a single-pole switching relay installed, it is possible that a small current is still flowing even though the timer should switch off.
Note: With IP-44 outdoor sockets, it may not be possible to rotate the product.
Solution: A qualified electrician can also change the wiring in the wall socket as an alternative to rotating the adapter. (Note: Brennenstuhl accepts no liability for this!)