how long does it take to warm up
915775
30-45 seconds - and it does NOT automatically "wake up" from sleep mode. You have to manually press the "power save" button. This is especially inconvenient for networked computers that aren't in the same room as the printer.
915776
Hi, I timed the warm up and from turning on the printer to it being ready to print was 49.5 seconds. Not a bad time to wait for the great quality of the work it produces.
915777
It warms up almost right away if you are printing from the paper tray. But if you are using the multipurpose tray, then it will take about 30 seconds.
567229
The machine cuts itself off after a certain amount of time ... about 40 minutes, my husband says. It takes maybe 20 minutes to warm the towels (and underwear). Well worth the wait, according to him. This was a great buy!
214074
It is fairly quick....for me I can usually be ready to work within a few minutes (less than 5). My SOP is to resoak the sponge, then turn the iron on while I finishing the layout of work. I typically turn it wide open (setting on 5) and then adjust to what I need for the work at hand. All my work is at the hobbiest level, i.e. doing it for myself, therefore I don't need to be in a rush for rapid warm-up.
1496638
The 30 minutes includes a warm up, but there is ~3m cooldown on most routines. There is also an optional 12m cold start warm up you can do included on each routine.I would not let the added time discourage you though. I have been through the classic program once and it is more effective and efficient than I imagined.Good luck!
2081546
The warmer heats up very quickly, within half an hour. It takes about another hour to really warm the towels. I have forgotten to turn it on first thing in the morning and have had warm-ish towels within 20 minutes.
700668
I had a set if rollers for about 20 years and they took about 5-6 minutes to heat up. These are much faster probably 1-2 minutes at its slowest and probably faster but I never really timed them.
1819062
Good question...it does warm up initially...takes about 45 seconds, I guess, unless you left it "on" constantly.. Then it's good to go for multiple cups and fires them out very fast. So to be clear, it does take longer than 15 seconds, if you just did one cup.
1833618
that's the purpose of the warmer. I heat up bottles of formula everyday. all it is, is your bottle sitting in water which the warmer is heating up. It takes about 3 to 5 min depending on the size of bottle.
2261836
usually it takes 3min to reach 100 degrees. We usually use 420 degrees,so it takes a while.
214076
I would have to say about 1-2 minutes with the adjustment setting at max. The instructions suggest heating up at max, then dialing down as needed. Great soldering iron set
1018908
I bought it as a gift, but I have the same one but an older model. It does take a minute or two to warm up, but we're usually eating our first one when the second batch is done. I really like this one. That's why I bought for my son for Christmas.
99260
Generally less than 5 minutes at a setting of 4 or 5. We usually turn it on as we're getting ready for bed and by the time we climb in it's nice and warm.
334454
It should be heated up by 48 hours. Your heater is probably faulty. Mine always ended up running hotter than set temperature, and I had to switch mine to another heater.
1381231
Starts heating immediately, but I assume takes 15 minutes to fully warm up. There are no batteries in mine.
1172993
Only takes a minute or two until you start to feel warmth, maybe 5 to really get hot, great product!
1496635
It is really only 30 minutes excluding the cool down and it goes fast. There is an optional "cold start" warm up you can do but it is not part of the workout. The cool down is after the 30 minutes but it is only a few minutes and most time I skip it. I will say that on the tougher workouts I have to pause it to keep up, so it might take 40 minutes to complete.
2265647
25 - 30 minutes per warmer. I use the hand warmers while I am doing the school crossing guard on cold mornings. They are great but it would be nice if the heat would last longer. I put a hand warmer in wool mittens.