how do I change the cycle time so it stays on longer?
1068009
I'm sorry that I'm away from home right now so I can't answer you properly, but I do remember there was a simple adjustment from about 30 secs to two minutes, maybe five. I think it was some sort of tiny dial on the back, but it was easy and worked. hope that helps a little.
1068010
On the back of the AC plug is a dial set with a flat head slot from 1 minute up to XX minutes. Set at any of the few preset time periods.Without any further movement in the zone of the detector the AC receptacle will be closed (on) for that length of time. IF movement in the zone is detected before the selected time expires, the timer will be reset again to the selected and set time.
1068011
There is a time dial on the back of the plug. Or I could give you the one I bought, it doesn't shut off.
1068012
It should tell you on the instructions. On the back of the sensor part should be a dial than you can turn with a screwdriver and adjust it from 1 minute to 20 minutes
75076
I don't think so. I keep it set at 3 hours and the only way to stop it from working is to unplug it. (e.g. I only want it on for 2 hours)
1880609
there is a timer that you can set for the length of time you want the light to stay on after it is activated. Mine is hooked to a regular light switch where you can turn it off if you so desire.
2121311
Simple. Just push the switch to turn or off manually. It will over ride your time settings.
789535
Yes, you can add or decrease minutes before the cycle starts, but you can't change it once started.
75432
I don't think you can adjust time as you wish, for unit stops automatically. It usually gives you around 15 minutes, which is more than enough time to evaporate h2o from reservoir,and make you skin glow. I love this unit. Enjoy it.
2191980
I have set it for 40 minutes. I never tried to set it for a period longer than 40 minutes.
1361860
The only way I have found to delay the auto off feature is to tap the scale every so often while in use. Doing so will keep it running longer
1782063
I just checked the manual, and I don't think you can disable it completely. You can set it either 1, 2, or 3 hours, but I don't think you can get rid of it altogether. Hope that helps!
1091028
You can set it for how many hours you want it on, but will still go on and off with the sensor. Great little timer.
2063311
I am pretty sure it is preset to 120 seconds. There is nothing in the manual about changing it.
98060
You would have to watch timer to see when 2 minutes are up. If you push button it will start again on second cycle and you could continue for as any number of times and it would count how many 2 minute cycles
726473
Yes, you set the temperature level you want and the length of time you want it to run and it shuts off when the time is up. To change the time or temperature after you start it just click it off and you can reset either or both time and temperature. We own three different sizes and use them all. Best we have ever found.
1881140
I asked the same question when I called support. Set your time on and off. Manually turn them on. The on off time will then take over. The time you set will do that function. It will not evaluate the on off function continually throughout time. If set to turn on at 6 will turn on at 6. If you manually turn off then I won't turn on again until 6. Again set it and then be patient.
22475
No, the timer is preset. No fancy option to change. And I'd be careful with purchasing this. Our stopped working after just a few weeks.
2044412
Just turn it on at the time you want it to turn on each day. After the first time, it will do so at the same time each day and be off the other 19 hours.
520372
Yes, if it's programmed to turn on every 24 hours you can manually turn it off when it is on with the button and not change the daily "on" time for the next cycle.