How do you control the water temperature? I see only 2 knobs and lost the manual for this
198363
Top knob, controls flow direction of water, vertical, horizontal, waterfall, hand wand, bottom knob controls water flow and temp, 1/2 turn of knob warm water
1330749
Their are two knobs that independently control each burner. Beware, they don't work well on the low setting. They don't adjust very well and for this reason the unit is frustrating.
1865919
The circular dial on top of water reservoir (below the handle) controls the temperature. It has a wide heat range. The steam settings are in red. Dry heat is gray colored. Just turn the dial until you reach your temperature level.
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I don't think the sensor temp can be adjusted. But I think that the water heater at the lowest setting (but not vacation mode) should be fine. I've had the sensor not stop the flow if the kids turn the hot water on to less than half, but you can feel the water and it's barely lukewarm at that point. I think as long as you turn the hot to full blast when you turn it on, even with the lowest water heater temp, it will still stop the flow. If you have two handles on your water, leave the cold off. Your goal is to get the most hot water to the showerhead as fast as possible to flush out the cold water in the pipes. If you have a one handled shower faucet, just turn it all the way up. I don't think the sensor temp can be adjusted. But I think that the water heater at the lowest setting (but not vacation mode) should be fine. I've had the sensor not stop the flow if the kids turn the hot water on to less than half, but you can feel the water and it's barely lukewarm at that point. I think as long as you turn the hot to full blast when you turn it on, even with the lowest water heater temp, it will still stop the flow. If you have two handles on your water, leave the cold off. Your goal is to get the most hot water to the showerhead as fast as possible to flush... » Read More I don't think the sensor temp can be adjusted. But I think that the water heater at the lowest setting (but not vacation mode) should be fine. I've had the sensor not stop the flow if the kids turn the hot water on to less than half, but you can feel the water and it's barely lukewarm at that point. I think as long as you turn the hot to full blast when you turn it on, even with the lowest water heater temp, it will still stop the flow. If you have two handles on your water, leave the cold off. Your goal is to get the most hot water to the showerhead as fast as possible to flush out the cold water in the pipes. If you have a one handled shower faucet, just turn it all the way up. « Show Less
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If memory serves you adjust the temperature with the bottom handle. You have to push that button inward and turn the handle counter clockwise...if this doesn't work make sure the water hoses behind the unit are connected to the correct pipes. Hope this helps.
1946184
yes, it has two knobs. one that controls the thermostat setting. Another one is a timer. You can set it In any increment under an hour. We use that one more than the other knob.
522848
The water features runs separately, however, as mentioned in other answer, it is possible to turn the knob half way in between the 2 features to get a little bit of both but the water flow will be low. The recommended PSI is 60.
352965
There are two knobs on the front of the heater. One adjusts the temperature, and the other adjusts the rate of flow.
971872
There are 2 buttons on the face of the device for up temp or down temp. When water flows thru the device activates and heats the water. I have mine at 120 and you can't put your hands under the water.
1841883
Your question is very vague but here goes, The Man Control works like this, when you first turn the unit on you set it to high to heat the room to the temp youlike in the room then you rotate it counter clockwise to get the temp you want it well turn off most of the time at about a quarter of the way on, but your supposeto set it at what temp like when you back it down! Hope that works!
1485725
There are no dip switches for water temp or economy settings. For temp you just press a up or down arrow for temp control.
1369198
I have not installed mine yet as I am doing a bathroom remodel and havent gotten to that point yet. The way I understand it is that it goes by the temp of the water. There should be some type of sensor that detects the temp and then changes the color accordingly.
878046
No adjustable thermostat and sealed unit. Mine did NOT heat the water to 110F more like 85F too cold for what I wanted it for (to heat up water when I changed out the water in my 2 person hot-tub. Mine also stopped working after two months. per website "Built-in thermostatic control maintains water temperature between 85°F and 110°F"
911960
There are no settings. It's automatic The thermostat is built it. You are supposed to fill the tub with water at the temperature you want and the heater will maintain that temperature.
415946
Yes, you can control the temperature. Up and down on handle is water pressure, left and right is temperature.
1458018
The faucet has two parts. The mixing valve which is attached to handle used turn on the water and adjust the temperature and the pressure regulator that automatically maintains the pressure at the mixing valve. If you can't adjust the temperature the pressure regulator probably is broken. However, you might as well replace both.
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As you face the rear of the unit, midway down behind the coil on the right side there is a red on/off switch for the heating element (hot/cold model), look just below it and there is a brass looking slot headed screw. That is the cold water thermostat adjustment. Clockwise colder, reverse warmer. I recommend adjustments of 1/8 inch until desired temp is reached and wait 30 min. between adj. to let the compressor reach optimum temp.