does that have a delay start feature
1044477
For food safety reasons, a delayed start is a bad idea. You don't want your food sitting out at room temperature for any length of time.
1044478
Sorry Kim, but you can't set this cooker to turn on later in the day. For the meals that I cook in this unit that's never been a problem--for example, a pot roast that requires a 6-hour cooking time on the low setting will still be perfect after 8 or 10 hours because there's simply no evaporation to allow the food to dry out. If you're making a casserole that only needs to "bake" for a couple hours, and you want to serve after an 8-hour workday, you'll need to use the timed feature on your regular oven. I'm not aware of any slow cookers that have a delayed start feature for that very reason; they simply don't allow food to dry out. So as long as you cook your food for the minimum required time, extending the length of cooking time for hours, even, is never a problem. This slow cooker will automatically switch to the warm setting after the cook time that you programmed has elapsed, or the probe registers that the food is cooked. I've used quite a few different slow cookers, and this one (and its' smaller cousin) are by far my favorites. If you spent 10 times the amount of money, this would still be the best slow cooker of all, in my opinion.
1044479
This one doesnt have a delay cook; it will keep your food warm once cooked. You can get delayed-start crock pots, for instance Williams Sonoma has one, but they are very pricey (the one at Williams Sonoma is almost $300 I think.)
1289436
most but not all. some of the settings like delay times have not worked for me, but most commonly used functions do.
1842053
Yes, especially at the time you turn it on. It takes time to boot up. I always push the open tray (eject) button too soon and nothing happened till a few seconds later. I did not see any significant delay when it is working, such as bringing up the top manual or fast forward.
1441300
No it doesn't have a timing feature... You just have to start it and wait... You can always alter the video later.
723282
No. It has a warm setting that will activate after the timer reaches zero but no delayed start times.
637190
There's no delayed start that I know of. It will automatically revert to warming once the timer is done though.
1482932
Just did a install on a diesel there is a wire to connect to the wait to start light then following that you can set it to start immediately or wait up to 20 seconds for it to start. Works well on my 7.3 idi
171979
No, works great in real time. I watch direct tv while running using it. No delay.
1421860
No delay in the switching. This switch works perfect, autmotically change between the inputs when you turn on any one of them.
2051430
Yes, you can. just set the switch at AUTO mode, and the delay knob up to 5min.
860359
There is no indication on the product features list on the packaging that indicates there is a delayed start setting.
1153781
Yes it does seem to have a delay. Maybe 15-30 seconds, if memory serves me correctly.
2165574
No there is no indication of a delay with the simple setup only supplying three different settings (High, Low, Warm).
1889772
Yes, and it does have a ducking mode of which I find most useful. Here is a free download of the manual. Highly suggest reading it. Best delay pedal I have ever owned. http://cdn-downloads.tcelectronic.com/media/159407/tc-electronic-flashback-delay-manual-english.pdf.
1140340
There is no delay when the lap is turned on. We have it set up I operate with a regular switch on the wall.
2189326
Yes, just his the start/stop button. It pauses. Then press it again when you are ready to go.
2192036
The start/pause button at the top can be used to begin the timer, and also to pause it mid-task. We haven't utilized that feature, but it is on there. Hope this helps!