How do you adjust the pressure in these to the lowest setting? Do you turn the dial all the way to the minus?
212818
I couldn't get this tool to work properly with the ratchet so I disabled the ratchet with a zip tie, locking the ratchet lever down inside the handle. This allow me to use this tool like a standard pair of pliers and I can apply as much or as little pressure as I want.
212819
Yes, you loosen up the screw over the adjustment dial & adjust the tension setting. I found them to work great with the stock setting, the crimps come out nice, tight and secure. I get great consistent crimps with this tool as opposed to using needle nose pliers.
212820
Yes, you loosen up the screw over the adjustment dial & adjust the tension setting. I found them to work great with the stock setting, the crimps come out nice, tight and secure.
212821
There is no "pressure adjustment". It's a crimping tool and it does just that, crimps.
212822
No adjustment for pressure. Select the proper opening for your crimp and squeeze the handles together until the ratchet allows them to open. If you don't squeeze enough the ratchet holds the handles in the last position and this is an insufficient crimp. Sqeeze a bit more to complete the process. The tool produces a nice crimp and is easy to use.
1248315
Not sure what you mean by that, but it can be adjusted. I think the lowest psi I have had it set to is 112
670055
YES! We have low pressure. It is like hooking up a power washer to a garden hose. There aren't a bunch of settings, but you can adjust it to be less intense. I highly recommend this product. I have had one for over 10 years.
840747
You regulate the pressure by the temp setting on your stove. Turn the temp up, to get it going & then gradually down, until it gets to the pressure reading you want. The first couple of times, it will require playing with the stove settings, until you have an idea as to how it works. Annoying, but not difficult.
682314
start at the lowest setting and then move the dial just enough to trigger it on. dont just move it to the next setting (e.g going from 1 to 2). the area your heating may be a small area and doesnt need to go to the next full number which may trigger a higher setting. it took several days for me to reach the desired temperture.
154386
The highest heat setting is both switches flipped up in the On position with the heat dial fully turned clockwise to level 6...The heat dial runs clockwise from lowest 1 to highest 6.To set the heater to the LOW setting, Turn on the left switch on only, medium setting would be the right switch engaged. The heater has many power levels to choose from. Low , medium, and highest(1 thru 6 each). Without the book, I hope this helps explain the settings.
1099695
You set the pressure on the machine and set the timer you do not have to hold it down just pull it up when timer go off
20827
I don't see an high low pressure settings. It looks just like the picture. All the function keys are in the front. U can choose rice, beans, pork, beef and the pot just set the time and the pressure for u, you don't have to do anything.
1362887
I know I'm responding to this later than the others, but don't loosen the screws! You have to lift the handle first; I know, it's really tough, I had to get my dad to help me, but that really is the solution. Once the handle is lifted, you can turn to knob to adjust the pressure.
303709
Not sure what they consider end pressure. I will say that I changed from a dial lock to a push number using the S&G 6120 and its been flawless. I would recommend.
371850
I actually used my compressor. I turned the pressure way down but you really have to be careful if you use a compressor. Just blow it up really slow whatever you use.
1721908
The lowest setting is not low it is off. Turn knobs all the way to left is off
319133
The adjustment is done just behind the spout. If you turn the unit so that the spout is turned away from you you will see indicators for plus and minus. Press plus for more, press minus for less.
1956477
Yes, you can lock the setting. First back the setting ring off, set the pressure you want, then tighten the setting ring down to the pressure knob.
171271
Yes you can, very simply. All you do is twist one way to increase pressure and twist the other way (as if to turn it off) to decrease the pressure. A simple system that works great.
306485
There's a black lever on the side, that moves a metal guide up/down, which is probably your lowest setting. Anything bigger would require one of the attachments, and they're all labeled.
1847250
We set the low to 25 and I see no reason why you couldn't set it lower. Our bladder tank calls for 30 and you can certainly feel the pressure get pretty low before it kicks in. The reason we lowered it is because it was kicking in for maybe 3 seconds and that seemed too short a time. We set the high to 55. I would look around for one closer to what you need but if there isn't one then I think you could make this work.