After 1. test: Steam and prooving works perfectly. But on SuperSteam &amp; convection no vapour is visible and the air vent emits dry air. Is this normal?
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It only uses a small amount of steam and recirculates it in that mode so we don't see steam in that mode either. Great oven though !!
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Sorry, I have the same answer as many other victims. My steamer didn't work and both lights were on. The head of the steamer would get hot but no steam. If it's been less than a year, you can contact Conair to replace the item but you will have to pay for shipping. Unfortunately, if you read some of the reviews here, that sounds like a waste of money too. I had to throw mine away.
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You should not have steam coming out of the pressure valve once it is up to pressure. Sometimes a little steam will come out until the pressure seals. Make sure you have the pressure valve is in the correct position.
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I found it takes a minute or two to get hot enough to produce visible steam when on "high" (all 3 lights lit). Since we've only used it on tile floors its always been used on the hottest setting. On the lowest setting I don't think it is designed to generate steam
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For anyone else that is interested, I got a response from MetroVac already. They said, "It is normal for venting thru housing to avoid overheating."
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I just got mine a couple weeks ago and have used it 3 times. I do see and hear the steam when using it, it sounds like something might be wrong with yours.
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No steam should come out once the unit is up to pressure. It will steam while it is pressuring up, but make sure the valve is in the right position. Once it has built up pressure it should seal itself off!
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It's not actually steam per say...it's more of water being sprayed out, like a wet vac. Hope that helps!
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Hi Mike, I didn't have this problem but make sure all your crimps at the connections are tight. Also make sure your stainless steel radiator probe is positioned near the radiator inlet or upper hose as it may be. It should be pretty straightforward and maybe the module itself is defective. Good luck I'm sure you'll figure it out. By the way these fans do a great job and I've noticed no heating problem since the installation in fact it almost runs too cool.Dan
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Air Vent should always below dry air. You may not see the vapour; however, after you completed your cooking (presuming you roast a whole chicken because it will take up to an hour and 10 min) water in your reservoir should be nearly empty, drip tray should fill with water, and some moist on the ceramic oven floor. If that is the case, I think the machine is working properly. If not, contact sharp customer support.
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Hi Brittany, the steam doesn't roll out of the newer ones, but it diffuses into the air. It is much nicer that way. It is working though. If it spits still, put more salt into the water, about 1/8 th teaspoon. That increases the conductivity as one other buyer said. The ions react to one another to cause the mist.
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I waited 4 days...my DW has a vent towards the top by the counter, I was really worried about the steam affecting it, but I didn't have any problems.
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I'm glad you asked about steam...No it doesn't make hardly any steam at all - and for the person who said it doesn't pour fast enough, just push the button silly!
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Yes. I can only get mine to run on the high setting. Not sure what the BTU output is ? It starts out wide open then tapers off maybe to the low setting ?It will not function in any other setting. Thinking about tossing it before something bad happens.I also had to move the safety shutoff probe closer to the heat grid to get it to work at all.
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Dear Trudi, My Miele does not steam. I have not had any problem with the fuses blown. I am careful about which circuit I use. I make sure it is not on a circuit with the air conditioning or refrigerator or some other system that takes a lot of electricity/ Hope this helps.
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My "guess" ... If the condensation is warm/hot ....it's not sealed correctly... the rubber/foam seal at the top of the body that snugs up to the top of the humidifier must be tight.... If it's not.. steam is able to escape... hope this helps.... Greg
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mine does too, but if you look closer, there doesn't appear to leaking steam. working well.