How do you program the temperature on this heater. Can't seem to get it past 58 degrees
1941183
I use my remote or go directly to the heater and push the up area. Mine is set at 72. If that doesn't work call duraflame.
1941184
you dont. The number on the front is an indicator of the temp in the room, not what you want it to be. Just set it to the highest temp and it will do its best.
1941185
You can use the up arrow to "set" the temperature higher, but the heater may not be capable of achieving a higher temperature in your room. It sounds like your space is too cold and/or too big for the heater to handle it. If it runs constantly and never shows a temperature higher than 58, then that is probably as high as it can manage.
1941186
Sounds like you have a bad control board. The temp can be set on both the front face of the unit and with the remote control. Take it back and get a new one!!
764931
Answer: 65 degrees F is the lowest. The dial controls an automatic range from 65 to 85 degrees. To turn on this heater you push the on/off button and then spin the dial to above room temperature. The heater will hold set temperature from then on, cycling on & off like a furnace. As for me, I simply spin the dial to 85 degrees and then step in the shower. I get a nice warm floor when I step out. Since it is quiet, I sometimes point it at myself to use like a hair dryer.
1566563
it sounds like the temperature control in your fridge is stuck at 58 deg. my fridge temp adjusts to what I set to.
1765668
I keep mine set at about 30 degrees. I have a thermometer on the wall and when I am not in my shop I turn the thermostat down to 30. If I turn it down more the heater will not run at all.
743205
You can adjust the temperature ("calibrate") by up to 270F up or down, read the manual to learn how to do it. In your case, you will adjust from 362F to 250F, i.e. 112F lower than shown.
335820
This model doesn't and I doubt any of them do. The digital thermostat can be set to the temperature you wish, but it is not programmable. It has a high setting to get a room warm fast, a middle setting to maintain temperature and a low setting that doesn't let the room drop below 68 degrees. Use the high setting to get up to temperature and then leave it on the low setting (which costs next to nothing to run) all day or all night. When you come into the room, if it's not warm enough, you get go up to the middle setting to whatever you like. Run this way, you can maintain a good temperature all the time without spending much for power. I don't live in a cold climate, but while it was dropping down into the low 40s at night, I would run the heater as I describe with no problem. I can't vouch for really cold areas, however.
1685380
On the both remote control or on the side of the heater unit there are triangle shaped markers under "temp setting" that point upward or downward, you press on them and each time you do you will hear a beep and see the lit up digital number change. For example if it is at 68 and you press the upward pointing triangle once it would show 69 degrees. I believe it will only go upward to a maximum of 80. Hope this helps you figure it out : )
1828719
The thermostat I have purchased recently has a really nice program to set temp differential.Turn the thermostat HEAT/COOL switch to OFF. Press the center button, also labeled as SAVE, for five or ten seconds until it flashes the differential number.The number is adjustable from one to nine. Press the temp up or down buttons to change the differential setting. A setting of one is the tightest range (less than one degree differential). A setting of 2 gives somewhat wider differential, about +or- one degree. Etc.After you have made your selection press the SAVE button and the room temperature will be displayed. Then set back to HEAT/COOL. The thermostat I have purchased recently has a really nice program to set temp differential.Turn the thermostat HEAT/COOL switch to OFF. Press the center button, also labeled as SAVE, for five or ten seconds until it flashes the differential number.The number is adjustable from one to nine. Press the temp up or down buttons to change the differential setting. A setting of one is the tightest range (less than one degree differential). A setting of 2 gives somewhat wider differential, about +or- one degree. Etc.After you have made your selection press the SAVE button and the... » Read More The thermostat I have purchased recently has a really nice program to set temp differential.Turn the thermostat HEAT/COOL switch to OFF. Press the center button, also labeled as SAVE, for five or ten seconds until it flashes the differential number.The number is adjustable from one to nine. Press the temp up or down buttons to change the differential setting. A setting of one is the tightest range (less than one degree differential). A setting of 2 gives somewhat wider differential, about +or- one degree. Etc.After you have made your selection press the SAVE button and the room temperature will be displayed. Then set back to HEAT/COOL. « Show Less
1105000
It goes from 150 degrees to 450 degrees in increments of 30. Don't know how accurate it is, don't use the temp. function.
1495335
Must be something wrong with your heater. When I set the heater temperature to 71 degrees the heater will stay on until reaching 73 degrees (don't know why). Once it drops to 70 degrees then the heater should come back on. The heater will tell you whatever the temp is in the room. When it's extremely cold the heater can't heat some rooms. Hope this helps.
2228731
The heater portion is only set to come on when the temperature drops to a certain temperature, then shut off when it warms up. IIRC, it comes on at 35 degrees and shuts off at 45, so I don't think that is what you are looking for.
480347
You can only set the temperature in 5 degree increments starting at 60 degrees, then 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 and MAX, whatever that is. It is preset to only allow you to choose those numbers. You can't set it for 63 degrees or 71 degrees or something like that. I don't understand these other responses because they don't really answer the question. I have owned the heater for 2 years so I know....
1226557
did you turn up the dial to maximum heating temp?.sometimes it gets turned down by error. IF it is all the way up...check the electric going to the heater...(that it is on) IF good..they it burned out....get a new one...
1381956
My area is similar. I live in northern Wisconsin where the temps have been below 0 for 3 months. I kept my furnace at 58 to 60 and the heater at 72 but it never went over 55 to 60. It was cold but when propane was $5 per gallon it got me through till the price came down
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
523593
My unit is behaving exactly as what you (and the user manual) describe. I set the thermostat temp to a comfortable 68 degrees. The unit heats up to +4, which is 72 degrees, and then it shuts off. That's great. However, as soon as my room temperature drops to 71 degrees, which is about 2 minutes later, the unit kicks back on in LOW mode. This is WAY too sensitive. When the room temperature reaches 72 degrees again, which is about 30 seconds later, the unit shuts off again. The unit cycles between 71 and 72 degrees, and therefore, turns on and off continuously every couple of minutes or so. Mind you, neither 71 nor 72 is my desired temperature. The constant clicking on/off makes this feature unusable. It is quite ironic that this feature is called Save Smart. It should be renamed "Waste Dumb" in my opinion.
1960250
Hi John,I was able to adjust mine at at least 2 settings. Granted I'm running a 180 degree thermostat. Iniallialy it was opening around 170 with the running to often. I now have it opening between 178 and 180 degrees. Are you running a 200 or 210 thermostat? Maybe there are less options at higher temps. Not sure on that one. Perhaps you have faulty module. Make sure you have your probe a short distance from the radiator inlet. I know the closer to the inlet the truer the temp readings are.Good Luck John