Have they corrected the thermostat numbers washing off?
1990851
We do not have that problem ... we never put the thermostat in water, plus, it has a thin plastic film that we did not remove.
1990852
Im not sure since I've only that the grill for 4 months now but so far it hasn't washed off,but I'll still monitor it just to see if I'll will wash off months later
1950600
I had a Duxtop that worked well for about 13 months, then the thermostat failed. After the nuwave fiasco I tried another brand from Amazon, Burton, and the temps were all over the place. Returned it and got another Duxtop, no where as good as the first. Sometimes thermostat works, at other times 180 = 360. I'll wait till wife wins the lottery and get a commercial unit.
1627081
Very cool. Thanks. Im hoping its the temp sensor as I already replaced the element so far and thats the only thing left. Thanks again
2205939
I gave up on the Hunter prgrammable thermostat and now have a LUX T9100 model. If I remember right, it comes on a little earlier.
1738422
I had this same problem, returned them as defective. I've never had a thermostat on any type of heating or cooling system perform this way.
543760
I believe so, you may have some extra wires from the new thermostat but your rv wires should be color coded to match the new wires on the new thermostat. I had a similar situation and i just capped off the wires i didn't use.
1050338
Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have liked the ones I've used, though I change them monthly. Helps keep inside furnace clean. Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have... » Read More Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have liked the ones I've used, though I change them monthly. Helps keep inside furnace clean. « Show Less
339170
Mine recently started doing the same thing, after working great for a couple years. Opened it up & found the thermostat had disintegrated. Turn it upside down (not plugged in!!!) and listen for objects rolling around. If so, your thermostat has likely died too. There's no good fix, other than bypassing the thermostat - which is a home-fire hazard. Sorry, you'll probably have to trash it (unless it's still under warranty)
889473
that's great question...basically through all the research I did when my heater was doing that was that you can't really determine which thermostat is faulty without hiring a pro. That said, you could replace one and if that doesn't fix it, well, you have narrowed down. I just replaced both (not very expensive and easy to do it yourself) instead of hiring someone (much more expensive and will probably just replace both anyway). There was some opinion in there, I hope that it helps.
1421411
Not on the unit we have - it's fixed. Seems to do a pretty good job of keeping things cool. We're happy with it!
1638088
I had the same thing happen to me but the right side stopped working. I couldn't change temperatures. I wound up purchasing a new one for $100. I assumed that I had gotten some drywall dust in the thermostat when i was working in the area. I looked at the ribbon cable and everything looked fine.
463378
I didn't need to redo the wires. I just took out 2 screws and slipped the frame over the thermostat. Good luck. I had the same concerns and was pleasantly surprised. The unit holds the frame in place.
618192
No. Also, I have not had any issues with the thermostat with my old one that I have had for years.
803547
My heater does the same.I had two since the first broke. I think their thermostats just dont work well.
1129988
I've been trying to figure it out too. I contacted the company several times and never heard a response. I've attempted 6x times different temperatures and times and I haven't figured it out yet. I kinds gave up.
2092888
Not sure about being the only one. I changed my water pump too, AC Delco. The original was a two piece, separate housing and thermostat. This one seems to be doing the job for the past 8 months.
1840631
It is very normal; my electrician explained it to me when he installed the thermostat - nothing to worry about!Donna