How do I choose a 45 minute cycle instead of the 23 minute one?
291103
There is a little switch under the valcro flap where you change the tunes it plays
291104
I am guessing, but there are two models and I know the model with the four sounds and no music has the shorter cycle only. If that is your case, you don't need to worry about the 45 minute cycle! If you still need help, I will try to find out for you!
768417
Just hit the min button to the desired time and hit start. If you want to have the timer set for multiple different times at once, just choose T1 through T4 and set the time for each.
90375
Hi this is Steve at Aqua Products: This unit has both a 2hr or continuous run cycle option.
2121311
Simple. Just push the switch to turn or off manually. It will over ride your time settings.
789535
Yes, you can add or decrease minutes before the cycle starts, but you can't change it once started.
1708573
Yes. Each zone has it's own time setting in each cycle. So zone 1 can be set to 5 minutes in cycle 1 and to 10 minutes in cycle 2. As you have multiple cycles, you could have a "morning cycle" and an "evening cycle" on the same day.
1352652
There is a 30 minute timer. You can just reset it if you want a longer session. You only have to turn the timer dial to do that.
1059315
That's right. I think the default is 1 minute and believe the time is configurable. It works every time.
2278490
You can pick severeal rate options. 5, 15, 30, or 60 seconds or 5 or 15 minutes. The photes start over...it never reaches the "end"
1028389
Yes, you could set these different time with the same or different rest periods and then run them as a sequence. The timer is quite flexible.
1997138
It only has one "speed", but has several "durations". I usually use the 'extra care' cycle, which has 30 seconds for each quadrant, followed by four 15 second cycles for areas where you think you need more work, like those size 4 gaps.
2063311
I am pretty sure it is preset to 120 seconds. There is nothing in the manual about changing it.
1855057
Yes, it can be set for as little as 1 sec or as much as 59 sec. You just need to remember that time as added from left to right so if say you want something to go 3 minutes and 45 seconds you have to enter it as 345 start. I love the way this works because you don't have to hold down a button and wait for the time to count up or down to get where you want (and heaven forbid you miss the time and have to start over).
788423
I don't think there's any adjustment for cycle time. Make sure the fan setting (FA on the display) is set to "Yes"; the default setting is "No". If that doesn't do it, I'd contact Honeywell.
2185699
I just tried to set it for a 24 hour countdown. The most I could do was 9:99:99. I don't know about a count up, but I imagine it would be similar.
1000509
All you have to do is select one of the 3 timer areas (T1,T2 or T3), then using the number keypad, type in your time making sure you type in the required amount of numbers to have it be hours, minutes or seconds and then hit start. For example, for 45 minutes, you'd type in 4500. Simplest timer I've ever worked with. I just love it.
862463
You can either do the 20 minute intervals or leave it on continuously. If you wanted you coupd always turn the timer off and on to make it go at your leisure.