My wash machine does not have a hot setting, is there any way to adjust this so that the ratio of hot water is more than cold?
1196987
No individual settings, as both hot and cold are on a single lever. We use the valve either full on, or full off.
1754880
I believe there is a dial on the back of the unit that let's you adjust the cold temp. Please google the model and unit number and you will find a PDF manual. I won't be back in our office for a while
1127494
This bidet only has one inlet and does not allow temperature adjustment. If you really want to adjust the water temperature, you will need to do that with a faucet that is upstream of the device.
1441407
You will have to turn the volume of water down. Install a gate valve before the heater and turn it half closed. These are great little units but if the incoming temperature is low they don't have enough btu's to raise the temp that much. Hope this helps.
2162249
On the upper right of the machine is a section they call a warmer. Put your cup they're and it will warm up. .. But it takes time. Temperature settings are done at set up. There's a nice cd that they ship with it that explains alot.
1150151
I never had that problem. Sounds like your water is not hot enough. Check your settings and use the "pots and Pans" setting if you do not have a "hot" setting, or maybe your dishwasher has some other issues. I have used these for 3 years with no problems and they work perfect. The machine sparkles inside.Hope you fix your problem.
2206838
There is an adjustable plastic ring inside the faucet assembly that you can turn to let more hot water in than cold water. If you have "scald protection", this adjustment overrides that setting. It should be explained in the instruction sheet. But be careful. Too much and someone could get burned from TOO much hot water.
1776424
It should change with hot water. Mine works perfectly fine, even after hand washes. You should ask for a replacement.
1278172
The valve has a hot water stop to prevent scalding. In order to get it hotter water you need to adjust the factory setting. Your installation manual explains how to do this in a step by step diagram with drawings. If you threw it out already you can download a new one from the manufacturer
425894
For Hot water, just use the lever to set to the desired temperature, and it will stay there until you change it.
1980536
As long as the heater doesn't break, it should run hot water continuously. Filling up a washing machine should be no problem. If the water flow is too fast however, the temperature of the water may be lower than expected. For instance, if you set 130 degrees but the water flow exceeds the recommended Gallons Per Minute, the water will not remain in the heater long enough to reach the set temperature. Provided the flow rate is under the max, it should provide hot water all day long.
1730673
Well, I had the same problem, but instead no cold water, I had little hot water. After change the valve my problem was solve. I guess you have a valve problem.
696733
The only choice you are given is how hot or cold you want your water. Pressure remains the same. Not like the "older" controls which allowed you to control not only the temp but the flow of water which to me makes a lot more sense (you could turn the water down without changing the temp and pull handle back out to your preferred pressure); but ECO has taken over and control and water conversation has flown away with the wind.
1261468
There is no 'warm' setting. You'd have to use trial-and-error to find what settings (and pans) work for you.
911960
There are no settings. It's automatic The thermostat is built it. You are supposed to fill the tub with water at the temperature you want and the heater will maintain that temperature.
1040584
This particular faucet does not come with an assembly to mix both hot and cold water (parts are available for this though). Previous comments are accurate, once you combine the hot and cold supply lines, the tempurature can be adjusted via the ball valves beneath the sink. Also note that this is a commercial grade faucet and this is not something you would typically install in your home (if that is what your intent is).
1906373
No I don't think there's any way to change the pre-programmed temperature settings as shown in the description of the appliance. If it was me, I would heat it to the closest temperature on the 'high side,' pour the needed amount out into a glass measuring cup, insert a candy thermometer or whatever into the water and watch it closely to cool to the desired temperature.