em-timers | helper methods for timers in EventMachine

I'm using System.Timers.Timer to backup my SQL Server Express Database once a day. It seems to work fine, most of the time. Occasionally, the ElapsedEventHandler gets called multiple times at 1 or 4 minute intervals. It should just be hit once a day. I have AutoReset as false and I call Start at the end of the ElapsedEventHandler. Also, possibly relevant is that I do recalculate the interval so that the timer always goes off as close to 1 am. as possible. The backing up of the database can take a few minutes, and if I didn't change the interval, the time might drift unacceptably. I mention this because these links suggest there might be a problem with resetting the interval:

• Thread-safety of System.Timers.Timer vs System.Threading.Timer
• Multiple timer elapsed issue

See in particular the answers by Hans Passant

However, I don't see how I can avoid resetting the interval. Also, I looked into the code for System.Timers.Timer. It didn't seem like just resetting the interval would Start the timer again. I'm not opposed to using a different timer (System.Threading.Timer?) but I'd like to know what is going on first.

I've pasted all the code below. I would think the truly relevant part is the method: DatabaseBackupTimerOnElapsed

Finally, I'll mention that the program is sometimes stopped and restarted (if there are uncaught exceptions in other parts of the code). I would assume though that all timers are killed at the point of exiting the program even if Dispose is not called? That is Timers don't live on in the operating system?

EDIT I was requested to put down a small, complete, verifiable example. I do so here. I've kept the full example as someone might claim (quite correctly!) that I took out an important detail. I've run this code and have NOT seen the problem but then, it only happens very occasionally with the original code.