Can you program it to start at a certain time?
2043262
No. You can set it to start immediately, and only run for X hours, after that it changes to a warm setting. I love it!
2043263
Hi Linda, this slow-cooker can not be pre-programmed to start when you'd like. The manual suggests you prepare everything ahead of time, refrigerate it and then plug it in and it'll start cooking. You can put it on "low" if you need a lot of time before you get home. There isn't a delayed start. It's a very nice, oval slow-cooker, though. Good luck finding a pre-programmable one, if that's what you're looking for. Happy cooking! Beth
1245631
I do not know for sure, but believe it can not. I found it easy to program to come on once a day for 30 minutes. I will need to up that to twice a day in the future. From what I remember in reading other posts, its is programmable for 6 hour intervals only. Possibly you can find a contact number for the manufacturer/distributor and ask them the specifics that you desire.
124540
Unfortunately no. You'd have to set it every three hours, it cannot be programmed to do more than 1 setting at a time.
1875473
You should be able to program three seperate times. If you choose 6am it will only come on at 6 am.
747391
Yes - but only for intervals of 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes. If you want to set it for 20 or 25 minutes, you are out of luck.
627242
I turn mine onto timer at the exact time of day that I would like it to turn on. Like clockwork the pop on ea evening just before dark
666285
Yes. You get to select what the current time is and also how long you want it to go for.
955934
You have to set it to off and then reprogram it to the time interval you want again each morning.
307235
No. You can program it to automatically come on at a different specific time for each day of the week or at the same time for all 7 days of he week. Same for shut off time. It also has a "random" feature that will vary the on-off times +/- 0-15 minutes if it is programmed to turn on/off at the same time for all 7 days of the week.
1445475
Yes, and you can program how many hours you want to run before the next filter change.
1006400
Yes it can, go into menu, go to tools by the wheel,click right to achieve,then click down to date/time enter d/m/y. Time,it will automatically save to set OK.very easy to program, for now! J.R. Massachusetts
285138
You can program it for once a day, every 2 days, every 3 days, 4 days, once a week, and then multiple times a day. I suppose you could purchase two, get a "Y", and then program one to open on saturday, the other on tuesday. It's kinda nightmarish, but ...
967495
You can set the hours, minutes, and seconds separately - so yes, it would be possible to do that. However, to set it up and start it takes pressing several buttons so it may not be the best tool for timing such short intervals.
1539046
You can program it which way you want. For example monday 2 pm tuesday 5 pm not on wednesday etc. :)
909853
You cannot program this heater to come ON at a certain time. The timer function is only about shutting the heater OFF after a given time. For example, when I am getting ready for work, I don't want to risk forgetting to turn off the heater, so I set the timer for 1 hour so that, in case I forget to turn it off, it will shut itself off.
1875476
Yes, you can specify 3 start times of your choosing. After I got over the hurdle of programming this timer, I've grown to really like the timer. This timer supports 2 zones, so you can have 3 start times for zone A and 3 different start times for zone B. Of the total of 6 start and end times, you can program them in any way, as long as the 2 zones are not on at the same time and that the times for each zone are ordered from earliest to latest start times.
307234
No. Basically you have 7 different days you can program an on time and an off time. At the end of day 7, it goes back to day 1. So basically as the sunrise and set change, if you want your timer to change with it, you'll manually need to re-program the device. I usually need to reprogram mine 4 times a year (two of them are when we switch to and from Daylight Saving time) so the lights come on and off close to sunset and sunrise.