How can I tell what temperature the blue dial is set to?
1974893
I don't understand the question. The blue dial has a Little pointer on it. You put the pointer on the number by twisting it to the correct setting. The red dial is for recalibrating.
1974894
I set the red pointer in the middle on the back you will see it if you turn it around, once that is set just turn the blue wheel to the temp you desire. Also, make sure you unplug it and then you can set it, don't do it while it is in the water and plugged in, it is not how you set this up. Once all the settings are done put it back into the tank and plug it in.
213762
The only accurate answer - "all the way to the left" - is not too helpful. The dial doesn't tell you how many watts or degrees. It just has tick marks.
922273
The description says the temp starts at 240F (120C) but the dial starts at 140. What the heck? And there are no indicators of what the temps are until you get to the hottest. I will be writing a review after some use, just received it in the mail.
532168
As far as I know the one I have is Celsius only. I just printed out a conversion chart.
1540062
You're really asking me to be clairvoyant here . . . but the is a simple way for you to check the internal temperature of your unit. Place an oven proof thermometer on the lower rack position, turn it so you can read it through the bowl, and see if it reads within 5 or 10 degrees of your dial temperature setting. If it is reading too low, then you probably have a malfunctioning unit or you house current is inadequate at the plug. That's the best I can do from afar . . . .
1469752
Open the lid, turn the outer dial so the arrow on the inner part points to the time. You can't get it exactly but you can set it to the approximate correct time.
702675
It shows actual room temp. When you push an up or down button it shows what you set it at.
168364
There is a dial on the top which allows for temperature adjustment, but in my opinion the temperature settings shown on the dial are not very accurate so you will definitely want a thermometer to verify that it is set properly.
439095
Yes, there are. The dial shows "off," then "keep warming," then temp numbers from 200 to 400 degrees.
1672958
The temperature adjustment is a dial. However, as you twist the knob, the digital readout will tell you the position (in degrees) where the knob is. So you are not blindly turning the knob. The soldering iron shows you what your target temperature is as you adjust it. Having said that, the unit that I bought was very poorly put together. It felt very cheap and wasn't what I was looking for. If you are even slightly serious about electronics, I would recommend you purchase and try Hakko.
1690533
Just tap the on button again on the very top and you should see the first bar light up. Keep tapping and you will see the different temps. Hope this helps.
860448
Just push and hold the + and - buttons at the same time for about 3 seconds or until you hear a beep. Then you can adjust the temp.
2075776
In answer to your question, not that I'm aware of. It shows room temperature unless you press either the up or down button to change the desired setpoint.
1291618
The dial indicates gradations between 200 to 400 degrees, plus a "warm" range.I hardly ever use higher than 350 because I cook with olive oil. I love my CucinaPro 12 inch skillet.
1544523
Yes. There's a switch on the bottom of the device to choose either Fahrenheit or Celsius readout.
562862
Mash the button to turn it on- insert probe and it will read the temperature. Turn it off when you are done.
841807
push temperature hold it till the numers blinks then the up and down to set temp