does the thermal overload switch reset automatically?
2079023
I have no idea. I installed the pump this summer - am very happy but the flow of water in to the sump has been minimal. This spring should be a good test Sorry very happy with the pump though.
2079024
Yes it does. The thermal overload temp for the motor is 105C / 221F. The thermal overload switch is integral to the motor windings, there is no manual reset and will reset itself after the temperature drops.
2079025
Yes it does. The thermal overload temp for the motor is 105¢ªC / 221¡ÆF. The thermal overload switch is integral to the motor windings, there is no manual reset and will reset itself after the temperature drops.
1900480
Not suppose too. I had my AC unswitched while on, and when plugged back in, I had to turn it back on. As far as turning on by its self replugging, sounds funny.
1100303
Mine remembers the last used temp. I don't change that much. I altered one of the presets slightly for my favorite temp, although don't recall that I made it the startup default. But it pops up to that temp everytime I turn it on. Just checked it again for you simply altering it on the fly, turned off, and it popped right back to the new (last set) temp. Fine unit; don't know what I did without it.
2177146
I've only had this happen once, and luckily I got home from work not too long afterwards, so it will still warm. But no, it did not reset. When I came in, all the lights on the front were flashing like it does when you first plug it in and have yet to set anything.
758782
Sorry for the delayed response. I actually got the thermostat for my parents as a gift, but did do the setup for them. I haven't heard any complaints about power outrages causing a system reset.
1160016
Unit has an auto changeover mode, that will automatically switch between heating and cooling modes as needed. However for that mode the temperature settings are controlled by the microprocessor based on popular heating and cooling comfort temperatures which can not be adjusted. If you select either of the heating or the cooling modes, then you can set the system for 85F and never have to touch again. It will restart even after a power failure with these settings. But you would need to change the mode manually between heating or cooling once a year between seasons.
1826066
No. You need to manually change and/or set with changes at months' end, time change or loss of power.
127697
No, if u put switch on it it will just reset itself back to the first pattern every time that you turn it off.
500543
This question made me think a bit.....I don't recall ever having to reset the thermostat. And, I know we've lost power a few times. Hope this helps!
1667261
No, it has to be reset. I'd advise you not to buy this. It is piece of junk.
1586437
I have found that the unit will automatically restart, but it will not save your settings. You will need to re-program F/C and the temperature after a power interruption. I have been pretty happy with our unit thus far. -DA
2088809
Back panel, lower left corner. Mine has a big "Thermal Reset" tag to the right of the reset.
971141
Whenever the unit gains power back it defaults to a power on state, which if memory serves right just turns on the last built in macro of the unit that you were using the last time it got powered off. Hope this helps.
1049098
No it does not. It allows you to turn up and down the temp, and also set back to the current program temp. Pretty basic but workable.TBH, I listen for the click of the relay in the base unit to know when I've triggered heat...
2156394
In my experience it switches to a "keep warm" setting but does not automatically shut off.
790701
Yes, this power strip does have a reset switch. This surge protecter was recommended by my IT guy.
88575
it works like a circuit breaker. when overloaded it switches off. After that, then switch it back on.