Is there a 2 minute timer in the handle so it will work in travel mode? Or do you have to take the separate timer along? Thanks.
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Hello Susan~ It is my understanding that without the timer base the toothbrush will "stutter" @ 30 sec. intervals rather than having an audible chirp; the "stutter" is a means to advise you that you've reached the 30 sec., 60 sec....... intervals; I haven't tried this yet but it's what I've been told. Hope this info helps you & have a great day! Rick
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it does not need the separate timer. The tooth brush lets you know every time 30 seconds elapse.
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Yes it works independently of the timer; the timer is not required and still alerts you of the 4 quadrants and the two minutes.
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It does have a two minute timer. After running continuously for 2 minutes the motor very briefly pauses 3 times. The pause is brief but definitely long enough for you to notice it if the toothbrush is in your mouth. After the pauses, the motor on mine continues to run until you turn it off. I don't know if I have ever left it running for 4 minutes to see if it pauses again.
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Are you sure you are talking about the same Aquabot? I may have a newer version. My transformer has digital buttons on the front that allow you to set the duration from 2 , 4 ,6 , 8 or even continuous hours, and you can set the travel time in each direction, from 20 to 90 second intervals.I would check the Aquabot web-site, and contact tech support.
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Great Question :) I wanted to be sure for you so I went out and opened one up to check for sure. It does have the 2 hour timer AND a hold setting as well. So yes your good to go :) Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (seller)
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I never used the timer...so I guess you should be able to disable it. Wish I could be more helpful
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The one I ordered has the long handle which is great for reaching the middle of your back. I'm pretty sure they also offer one without the handle for people who want a more travel friendly option.
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Either way. Change the "lever" on the left side to Timer and then hold down the button until you get close to the time you need, let up and press it one number at a time. If you go over what you want you have to start over. That's the only drawback. Otherwise I find this my favorite timer and carry it with me so I never miss what I'm timing and don't have to hover over what I'm cooking. Love it and hope you do or will too.
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My instruction folder says, "touching the timer button will activate the timer for 60 minutes". I wonder why you didn't receive an information flyer. Try: www.marpac.com/info/support
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while I have not own mine very long, I know it has a timer option. Also, if you take the pan off, I think it shuts it off.
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Sorry no. It is on a timer, about 20 Min. It is easy to restart or just click on and off to reset the timer. Good luck Don
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The timer is an "on/off" device. It operates on time, not flow volume. It can be set on, without timing, or on for up to 120 minutes.
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If you set it to the 10 second timer in the menue, it stays in that mode till you change it. Don't know about the other time modes.
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I have never seen a timer (and I have four different ones) that can do what you are asking. You can set it for 20 seconds, and it will ding. It automatically goes back to 20 seconds again when you press the stop. Maybe the answer is to buy two timers, set them on different time lengths and go from there.
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there is in the handle, or you can just turn it off. Buy this thing you won't regret it. i'm on my 2nd one.
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there is a timer.......20 min timer.........im not familiar with the other device...... but this one is amazing!
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Yes, it needs to be in the on position. If you are asking if there is a way to adjust the temperature (or speed of flow) without touching the handle, there is not. You can turn it on or off by waving at it, but the rate of water and the temperature will be whatever you set the handle to last.
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I have not tried to do this. I am pretty sure the answer is no. The 2 timer modes only count up.