Can this be re-set by the home owner after it is activated? Some types require a plumber to reset. Does the water sensor need to be replaced once it
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Yes, the home owner can reset the unit. I have had to reset mine. You just have to make sure the sensor is dry and then press the button on the wall unit. The sensor does not need to be replaced if the unit is activated. The sensor needs to be removed from the paper sleeve and dried off. I used a paper towel. The paper sleeve then needs to dry out before it can be used again. Once everything is dry, the sensor can be placed back into its location.
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If the motor closes the water valve there is a button on the keypad to press to open it again. It may be a good idea to open and close the valve from the keypad after a few months to make sure everything is still working. The system seem like a good idea.
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Yes, it has an open, close, and a mute button. To open the valve, make sure the sensor is completely dry and press open. It won't open if they sensor has any moisture on it. Works well. Good luck
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I have not replaced the screen and flow control and it seems to work fine without that. I let a plumber do the work and he never mentioned the controls.
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You do need to "reset it" in terms of "what time is it?" since it will have stopped turning and be X hours behind schedule, but you don't need to "reset it" in terms of reprograming when you want it to turn things on and off, those stay mechanically set until you change them.
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No, all this does is shut off incoming water from the faucet. If draining and the drain is clogged, there will be water on the floor. To faciliate this, another type of sensor will be needed.
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you are suppose to change them out every 330 days If you don't change them. the water flow will go to nothing. because of the cost I would never put one in my house
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I would return it and ask for a new one. The one I received only turns off if I press the button or if the water runs out. I agree with the other answers about assuring the water level is not too high.
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Yes you can! I programmed mine to be ready at a certain time every morning and it works beautifully! It also keeps the water at the same temperature (of your choosing) for 1 hour after the time you programmed it for. A helpful hint on using it is to use the instructions listed in the item description on Amazon as the booklet that comes with it was pretty confusing.
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Nope. I believe you would have to turn the water off and then on again. I can't recall b/c I haven't used it in a long time -- it stopped working a few months in, and there are no returns!
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When the water level is too low, the sensor will shut off the motor and humidifying device. And "add water" indicator will light up. All you need to do is refill the water tank. Once the water level goes up, the functions will start again. If you have any additional question, please contact SPT at 1-800-330-0388 or initiate another question here.
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You have to go every time you want the water on. You can't set it up for a daily time and it goes off on its own. No.
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Yes - You can REMOVE a sensor at the key pad or DELETE it with the Master keyfob (easy way I am sure) or by logging in to your computer and deleting it from the complete list that is displayed. SAVE the change and then plug the master Key pad into the tower that communicates with the monitoring service - it will sync with the new configuration. The real easy way is to put it in a box still working.Do not just take the battery out or carry it out of range as the system will report errors within 24 hours. It misses any of its missing "children".
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http://www.hunterfan.com/uploadedFiles/Support/Owners_Manuals_and_Parts_Guide/44068(1).pdf Touch the sensor pad for 3 seconds to reset the filter counter.
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No. I had to replace my sensor awhile back because I was getting hot water through the cold water tap. You need the sensor valve for it to work correctly.
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The contact itself does not need to be programmed. If you are replacing a faulty sensor, you need to program your base unit accordingly. Every contact has its own unique ID, so you would need to find the faulty one and replace it with the ID if your new contact.
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it can take a few minutes to pull hot water to the sink, so it may be too late when the motion is detected. Plus, don't know if it is easy to open up the timer module and do the wiring.
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If you mean does it start up again if you blow a circuit breaker, the answer is yes. According to the manual if it overheats and the safety shut off shuts her down it states you need a service center or probably just an electrician to reset the overheat sensor as its located inside the unit. Great heater, though. I go out at night at 11p and set it on 1 1/2bon low and I come home at 7am and my house is 62 degrees while its like 37 outside. I'll update after I get my next electric bill since buying and using the units
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No. The wet switch has to be manually reset after it comes in contact with water. Try something like this. Search amazon for HC8000 Sump Pump Controller (Float Switch)