Should the time/heat be easy to change? I keep trying to change it using the up button and get no changes.
999463
Yes - make sure you push the "TIME" or "TEMP" button first then the display will blink - you can then change time/ temp by pushing the up/ down buttons.
1577875
Scott, it's been about a year since I bought mine. I do remember it is a bit confusing to set. I don't know where my original instructions for setting it are. The last time I changed it I just started pressing buttons until I figured out what was happening. I work with computers as a career, so it wasn't too difficult for me. If I can try to do something to help you, let me know.
1636391
It seems like all the settings up til about 7. I've learned to adapt to it. After a while you discover it's not a really big deal.
717229
Sorry, but I have not tried to change it. I would check it now but it's at my other home.
598691
This is likely due to the Smart Response feature, which anticipates how long it would take to get to the desired temperature at 6:15 and so starts cooling/heating before then. Check the manual, you can turn this feature off or just change the time to later in the day.
682314
start at the lowest setting and then move the dial just enough to trigger it on. dont just move it to the next setting (e.g going from 1 to 2). the area your heating may be a small area and doesnt need to go to the next full number which may trigger a higher setting. it took several days for me to reach the desired temperture.
230059
Very easy. I just changed the clock (spring forward) and made an adjustment to the seconds counter. Very simple to do.
1840440
As far as I know, there is no way to change the time settings. They are set for standard time, and cannot be changed. However, you could go the the website and ask them directly. The website is testingtimers.com.
1145268
Changing the time is with mechanical trippers. Google intermatic time clock trippers. I installed it a while back and be for we used it the customer change the Moyer to a different voltage.
39494
Where is it, on the machine? When I turn mine on, it just goes to the timer times. How do I set it to be continueous?
530873
You can't set the turn on time. You set the frequency on the left and on time on the right. The turn on time is however long the free is from the time you make any changes. Sorry.
1440454
I found I had to set the temperature a few degrees higher for it to come on. I believe this is because the sensor/antenna is close to the wall. I am trying to remember how the programming works. I just have mine set at 72 round the clock. I will check when back home. But I love this unit! Nice steady heat and electric bill did not go up.
913028
There has to be a way to change it. I threw the directions away, but when u power on the device it shows Celsius before changing to Fahrenheit. I just can't figure out how to get C to stick
1958876
To change time, hold down the clock button on the left side of the unit until the time flashes. Then enter all "0's" to clear the tiem - mine didn;t cooperate when I used the "clear" function - and enter the correct time. Press the "clock" button, but don't hold it, once you have the time set. My clock loses time now, so don't rely on it to stay accurate over the life of the unit. Check OXO's web site for a manual or email them to send you one. They have been very responsive in the past. Have a great day!
1480631
Just make sure you set the new one to the correct time zone. Its buried somewhere in the Honeywell software options. Mine reset to the incorrect time as well (after I manually reset the time.) I'm in AZ and the daylight savings option was throwing everything off.
1269414
Mine just started to have issues...I set it to correct time but within the next minute it resets to where it was?
1004459
Yes, it's very easy. It's digital so you see the exact setting you want, 70, 71, 72. What you set it for at temp and time is what it stays unless you change it. If you don't want to use the timer you don't have to. You can have it ON all of the time at the temp you set.