How do I set the water level for a 9hr run time? The water in the inner cup ran low after a 50min cycle followed by 1hr of the 2hr cycle. I noticed that it wasn't misting and checked inside, the inner cup needed to be smoothed out and water added. Once...
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You should be fine, maybe add just a touch more water. Roughly the same amount of water will be used, the 15 second intervals of misting just have longer gaps between on the longer cycles. There does seem to be an inconsistency to the amount of water that gets used, but I feel like that has more to do with the amount of moisture in the air, than the length of the cycle. I run mine on the 7 hour cycle regularly, and I continues to mist the whole time, but uses approximately the same amount of water as when I run the one or three hour cycles.
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It has a dial for up to 120 minutes...turn the water on and set dial for what amount of time you want the water to run...at the chosen time the unit will shut off the water flow...the dial needs to be set every time you want the water to run...it is not capable of setting a time of day to turn on, that is done by you each time you want to water the grass or whatever...
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run time depends on how strong or week you set the mist at.....i think about 12 hours is max..this is a great little easy to fill humidifier
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I just pour a cup after 3 minutes or so. It's pause and serve. It will "hiss" when the water tank is empty. That means it is finished, but you can pour before then.
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It takes about 3 minutes when the unit is over night and the water is not heated. If the water is already heated after a cup, it takes about a minute. I can go get my paper and it ready to enjoy my coffee with the paper. Hopes this works. If you get it make sure you use the filters
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I usually do foot spa for about 10 minutes. And for that time period, the water was kept at an comfortable temperature. I am not completely sure about if time going beyond that. Hope it helps.
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You make 2 selections - first, water every day, every other day or every 3rd day. Then, choose the number of minutes to run each time it comes on - choices are 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes. So, if at 4:00 pm you set the timer to run daily for 30 minutes, it will do that at 4pm every day.
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For me 3 give or take on full speed. If I want it to run through the night which I do almost nightly I put it on the 30 second on/off setting and it does run until morning. It sometimes shuts off before I wake up but it is automatic when the water runs out.
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You have to pour water to the top chamber slowly and evenly, but only a small amount, because the top filters much faster than the bottom one. Try 1-liter first, about 2-quarts, with no water at the bottom, wait about 4 hours and then see how fast it goes through. Sometimes we have leaks because we fill the top part with much water than it can handle. Hope this helps. Daniel
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First of all you have to have water in it for the mist part to work. Then when you push the mist button you actually have to hold it in and then it will turn first onto the 1 hour spot, then if you push it again immediately you can switch it up to the 2 hr, 3 hr, or continuous run setting. This one will run 8-10 hours depending on how much water you have in there. You cannot fill it past the 700 ml line but it has to be above the min. fill line. After unit is running you push the high/low button to adjust the mist intensity. Hope this helps. I love my diffuser.
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I usually fill it to the fill line inside the unit (about a cup of water) and run it until it shuts off. That takes about 4 hours. Unfortunately, the unit doesn't "just" shut off. It alternately shuts off and turns back on for a while before finally stopping. The repeating off/on noise is noticeable enough that it wakes me up when using it at night.
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No. Mine took a few hours to run through the first time. Then get rid of that water and begin again for water to drink.
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If you select the option to brew a cup (versus a carafe) and choose mug size 4 of 9 (there are 9 size options!) I think it takes about 6 or 7 minutes. The timing also depends on the flavor profile you choose - if you like it more robust (like I do), the machine will dispense the water into the grounds and hold it there a while to let it steep.
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There is an internal water tank that must be "primed" on the first use. The only reason for the internal tank is to pre-heat water for the next cup while one is brewing. About 14-16oz? As soon as you remove the head to put coffee in (after a long time) the internal tank starts heating. For subsequent cups the water will be pre-heated in the unit (after a hours or so it turns the temp down).For daily use, the procedure is fill the cup you are using to the level you want, pour it in, and brew (first brew wait a bit till water heats). The amount of water you put in is the amount you get out (up to a max of 14oz or so The travel mugs I use fill nicely). There is an internal water tank that must be "primed" on the first use. The only reason for the internal tank is to pre-heat water for the next cup while one is brewing. About 14-16oz? As soon as you remove the head to put coffee in (after a long time) the internal tank starts heating. For subsequent cups the water will be pre-heated in the unit (after a hours or so it turns the temp down).For daily use, the procedure is fill the cup you are using to the level you want, pour it in, and brew (first brew wait a bit till water heats). The amount of water you put in is the... » Read More There is an internal water tank that must be "primed" on the first use. The only reason for the internal tank is to pre-heat water for the next cup while one is brewing. About 14-16oz? As soon as you remove the head to put coffee in (after a long time) the internal tank starts heating. For subsequent cups the water will be pre-heated in the unit (after a hours or so it turns the temp down).For daily use, the procedure is fill the cup you are using to the level you want, pour it in, and brew (first brew wait a bit till water heats). The amount of water you put in is the amount you get out (up to a max of 14oz or so The travel mugs I use fill nicely). « Show Less
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If I run at nite from 2100 hrs till roughy 0200 hrs, I fill the water about every 3 days wheter it needs or not. I live in LOW humidity area. I add ice cubes as well
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The instructions are to wait 5 minutes between brewing cycles but I have brewed in succession with no apparent damage. I sometime use the cup as a carafe to pour two smaller cups and then brew another in a few minutes.
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After you fill it with water and add a few drops of your favorite essential oils, put the top back on. There are two buttons on the front - the left controls the light and the right turns it on. One click runs it for a very short period of time, two clicks runs it for about 30 minutes and 3 clicks will run until all the water is gone. There should be a small instruction packet in the box. The buttons on the one I purchased are labelled, so it was really easy to figure out how to run it.