Can you tell me the distance (exluding the slant) from the base of the black dial to the surface of the dial? I will be plugging in a 6" heated aromatherapy unit that aligns vertically from the outlet and am concerned about the object 'bumping' into the dial. Can you tell me the distance (exluding the slant) from the base of the black dial to the surface of the dial? I will be plugging in a 6" heated aromatherapy unit that aligns vertically from... » Read More Can you tell me the distance (exluding the slant) from the base of the black dial to the surface of the dial? I will be plugging in a 6" heated aromatherapy unit that aligns vertically from the outlet and am concerned about the object 'bumping' into the dial. « Show Less
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I don't understand what dimension you are interested in. The depth of the dial is 5/16-inch. The bottom of the timer to the bottom of the dial is 2 1/8-inches. Does that answer your question? I can measure another part if you can help me figure out exactly what part to measure.
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I'm not sure about that, Irina. I do know it was a defective pan and once on the heat source it would become concave which means it couldn't make full contact with my glass top stove. I didn't notice it for awhile (past the 30 day return policy) so tried to deal directly with Cuisinart. They outsource their customer service (you get someone in a foreign country) and it was a total nightmare dealing with them. I gave up. I will neverorder anything from Cuisinart again. I'm sorry I can't address your actual question but if it doesn't give you those specifics in the description, I wouldn't purchase it. I'm not sure about that, Irina. I do know it was a defective pan and once on the heat source it would become concave which means it couldn't make full contact with my glass top stove. I didn't notice it for awhile (past the 30 day return policy) so tried to deal directly with Cuisinart. They outsource their customer service (you get someone in a foreign country) and it was a total nightmare dealing with them. I gave up. I will neverorder anything from Cuisinart again. I'm sorry I can't address your actual question but if it doesn't give you those specifics in the description, I... » Read More I'm not sure about that, Irina. I do know it was a defective pan and once on the heat source it would become concave which means it couldn't make full contact with my glass top stove. I didn't notice it for awhile (past the 30 day return policy) so tried to deal directly with Cuisinart. They outsource their customer service (you get someone in a foreign country) and it was a total nightmare dealing with them. I gave up. I will neverorder anything from Cuisinart again. I'm sorry I can't address your actual question but if it doesn't give you those specifics in the description, I wouldn't purchase it. « Show Less
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Ok, I don't have the instructions in front of me, but there might be a clip or something that needs to come off before removing the dial. I really don't remember. However, I do remember that it was hard to come off. I suggest taking two dinner knives and putting one under each side of the dial so you can leverage each side up simultaneously. The truth is Intermatic has failed in the design of the latest version of this item. Thank God you can return it if necessary. Good Luck. I think Amazon should stop selling it.Tom
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I dont have it here at the store, I will try and remember to measure it tonite. Ask me this question again ,I should have the answer tomorrow.
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We know how you feel because we have a very limited space. Our microwave is 13 inches from the wall. This measurement depends on the location of the electrical outlet. Our outlet is to to the left of the of the 1.5" bump out on the rear of the oven. Even though the outlet is not behind the bump out, we had to buy a short flat swivel extension cord as a regular plug pushed the microwave to far from the wall. We can send you pictures of the microwave rear face and cabinet that we have it installed in if you would like to give us your email. It would help you to understand what we are trying to convey. jkeyse@usa.net We know how you feel because we have a very limited space. Our microwave is 13 inches from the wall. This measurement depends on the location of the electrical outlet. Our outlet is to to the left of the of the 1.5" bump out on the rear of the oven. Even though the outlet is not behind the bump out, we had to buy a short flat swivel extension cord as a regular plug pushed the microwave to far from the wall. We can send you pictures of the microwave rear face and cabinet that we have it installed in if you would like to give us your email. It would help you to understand what we are... » Read More We know how you feel because we have a very limited space. Our microwave is 13 inches from the wall. This measurement depends on the location of the electrical outlet. Our outlet is to to the left of the of the 1.5" bump out on the rear of the oven. Even though the outlet is not behind the bump out, we had to buy a short flat swivel extension cord as a regular plug pushed the microwave to far from the wall. We can send you pictures of the microwave rear face and cabinet that we have it installed in if you would like to give us your email. It would help you to understand what we are trying to convey. jkeyse@usa.net « Show Less
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This did not work on my induction range..problem is that there is a ridge around the one side, therefore it doesn't sit flat on the cooktop. I am still looking for a similar piece that would work...
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I recommend that you do what I did. When I first tried to use mine I found it to be off by at least 25 deg. Throw it away it's not worth messing with, then I went to a local restaurant supply and bought an analog thermometer that always works for the same amount. Your experience prove to me that my decision was the right one. Problem solved. David B.
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That's how I wanted to use the one I ordered. But the pan only touches the cooktop on four little feet. The individual indentations are above, not in contact with, the cooktop. I sent mine back. Hope that helps.
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The distance from the burner holes to the top of the grid is about 1 inch. On high, the flames will most certainly be in full contact with the pot and spread around the sides of a smaller one. If you find that the Low setting is still too hot, set the burner on High and continue turning the knob slowly towards the off setting and you can get it turned down to a simmer. Just keep an eye on it as it is easily blown out at this lower setting. This burner provides an extremely hot flame and if set properly, will boil water very quickly. I prefer it to the flat top ceramic range in the kitchen and use this burner almost every day for various purposes. REW. The distance from the burner holes to the top of the grid is about 1 inch. On high, the flames will most certainly be in full contact with the pot and spread around the sides of a smaller one. If you find that the Low setting is still too hot, set the burner on High and continue turning the knob slowly towards the off setting and you can get it turned down to a simmer. Just keep an eye on it as it is easily blown out at this lower setting. This burner provides an extremely hot flame and if set properly, will boil water very quickly. I prefer it to the flat top ceramic range in the kitchen... » Read More The distance from the burner holes to the top of the grid is about 1 inch. On high, the flames will most certainly be in full contact with the pot and spread around the sides of a smaller one. If you find that the Low setting is still too hot, set the burner on High and continue turning the knob slowly towards the off setting and you can get it turned down to a simmer. Just keep an eye on it as it is easily blown out at this lower setting. This burner provides an extremely hot flame and if set properly, will boil water very quickly. I prefer it to the flat top ceramic range in the kitchen and use this burner almost every day for various purposes. REW. « Show Less
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The first two answers are the closest. I measured my 6 ft cable. Although the description above says "wrap around" the instructions say it "should not be wrapped or spiraled" and to tape it with electrical tape flat against the pipe at 6" intervals straight along the pipe. Including the thermostat section - which needs to be taped to the pipe - the heating element is 6' long. If you want to do an in-between size (say, 7 feet) the chart on the back says to buy a 6' and a 3' and overlap them on opposite sides of the pipe, but only if the pipe diameter is 1 - 1 1/2 inches. If the pipe diameter is less, the cable can be 2 feet shorter than the pipe. There is an additional 2 feet of plug-in cord. The first two answers are the closest. I measured my 6 ft cable. Although the description above says "wrap around" the instructions say it "should not be wrapped or spiraled" and to tape it with electrical tape flat against the pipe at 6" intervals straight along the pipe. Including the thermostat section - which needs to be taped to the pipe - the heating element is 6' long. If you want to do an in-between size (say, 7 feet) the chart on the back says to buy a 6' and a 3' and overlap them on opposite sides of the pipe, but only if the pipe diameter is 1 - 1 1/2... » Read More The first two answers are the closest. I measured my 6 ft cable. Although the description above says "wrap around" the instructions say it "should not be wrapped or spiraled" and to tape it with electrical tape flat against the pipe at 6" intervals straight along the pipe. Including the thermostat section - which needs to be taped to the pipe - the heating element is 6' long. If you want to do an in-between size (say, 7 feet) the chart on the back says to buy a 6' and a 3' and overlap them on opposite sides of the pipe, but only if the pipe diameter is 1 - 1 1/2 inches. If the pipe diameter is less, the cable can be 2 feet shorter than the pipe. There is an additional 2 feet of plug-in cord. « Show Less
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Hmm... I had to go look at mine to refresh my memory. It is easier to do than explain. You pull the height rod up by pressing the black tab/button at the top of the height rod. It extends to an appropriate height. You can pull out the horizontal bar perpendicular to the height rod either before or after you have extended the height rod. I would pull it out before extending the bar. While on the scale extend the bar, or pull it back down, until the horizontal piece rests on the top of your head. Make sure you are standing straight and that your head is not bent forward or backward. You read the height at the place from which the height rod originally extends. As another reference, there is a red (or maybe green) rectangular gasket at the point where the height is read. You don't read it at the top. Inches are on the left side. Each tick mark represents an eighth of an inch, at least on mine. To retract the height rod just pull it back down. The horizontal piece is retracted by pressing on the black button and pulling it down and flush to the height rod. I quickly looked for a link with pictures to send, but didn't find one. Hopefully this helps.
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Long. It's a resistor Plug. The reach is 3/4" or 19mm. Heat range is 12. If FI, ensure plug electrode is directed at injector. Mark with Marker to help align. Hope that helps.
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The only accurate answer - "all the way to the left" - is not too helpful. The dial doesn't tell you how many watts or degrees. It just has tick marks.
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What is the diameter of the connecting (diffuser to Dryer). I have a Hot Tools dryer; was told to avoid "universal" diffusers; they areturned a lot, Salon told me! HELP! Thanks, Lynne
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It's a numbered dial. Single digits. Cannot precisely answer the range but it goes really cold to really hot. For example, if our room is 50 from a long weekend away I can turn the dial a quarter turn at least before it kicks on. This makes me believe I could set it below 50. And on the upper range, well, it will cook you.
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The directions say to add 1/8th teaspoon and if not steaming add another 1/8th teaspoon and at that point, you will think your at the beach with a sea spray coming at you, seriously and a little music, gurgling of the vaporizer ;-) That is how mine worked. Also due to the new vents on the front of the unit, the stream of hot vapor prevents getting burned so easilly and that is especially helpful if you have kids, including the fact that the head of the vaporizer doesn't come out as easy as the older ones, less able to burn a child should one get near it out of curiosity or knock it over somehow, pull on the cord etc... So where is the steam, inside further where the vents are, if you put your hand somewhat near the front quickly you will feel it steaming, and if you look from a distance at an angle, you will see the steam as well, it is just that the area is more protected that is all and for those who have kids, how can you argue with that, I can't.
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It is a circle...when the base is plugged in that is the center. When you set the distance it is from the base. So if it is set at 50 feet, it is 50 feet from the base in all directions.