No timer, eh? (Seems odd.) Does the keep warm function essentially provide that functionality?
1877635
It keeps warm, but I add a little butter or Olive oil to keep from drying out & try not to leave on keep warm very long. I had another Panasonic model that I liked much better than this one.
1877636
No timer. Keep warm function is to keep rice warm all the time after it's cooked.
1877637
Tastes is not good , I use tiger rice cooker before is a lot better than this one , wanna return but to late
876725
Up to 20 hrs count down/up timer, then up to 6 hrs on keep warm setting. After 6 hrs on keep warm, the unit turns itself automatically. (a great feature, in my opinion)
217961
I have never messed with that. It's been my experience that it is defaulted from the factory set is 2hrs. I do use the timer for waking up in the morning. Maybe that is where it defaults to 2hrs keeping it warm.
1004458
Yes, this is how I use it. During the initial break in you may want to set the clock and timer so you don't have to remember to turn it off after it's burn in period but other than that the timer is not needed.
1635651
No. There is no timer or light sensor on it. As long as it's plugged in, it will stay lit.
428938
You can use your own timer, the one that comes from the company isn't necessary. I replaced my timer with a much more compact model that can be hidden from view better. :D
723282
No. It has a warm setting that will activate after the timer reaches zero but no delayed start times.
1959799
nope, no timer function. you'd have to manually change its mode each night.
1204598
No timer. It just keeps warm after it has gone through the boil cycle after water has been added. To turn on/off, just plug and unplug... No on/off buttons.
2231148
Yes, it is a great feature in my opinion. You can always manually change the temperature, then at the time of the next "time period" in the schedule it will automatically return to programmed settings.
923280
Rian Ketter is correct. The timer is optional. I have used the timer only because I occasionally forgot to turn off the heater before I went upstairs to go to bed--and was way annoyed with myself when I came down the next morning and the thing was still running. Waste of electricity!
1299893
It does not have a timer but it does have temperature type gauge that you can set from 1 thru 11 and the power throttles down after the ambient temperature reaches the preselected temperature. This is definitely not a proper thermostat, it's a lot more crude than that, but it kind of works if you need that sort of thing. I just keep mine set to max and get up and turn it off when I no longer need it.
1869972
I have not used the timer function. I turn it on when I want, and off. There is a handy remote. Now, I will go try the timer. It's a great fan. Noisy at level 4, but does a great job of keeping the hottest room in the house cool
684440
When you set your timer for say 6 hours on high or low, the timer button will NOT switch to warm when the time is up. But it keeps it warm. That is what the directions state and that is what my slow cooker works.
838263
You can add time (up to the 30 min max) to the 'keep warm' timer at any point while it is counting down.
1828629
No. The timer is just for the length of cook time and then it switches to a warm setting.
1603090
Mine has a thermostat and with the energy saver feature selected it will come to temp and stay there, if it remains for 30 minutes it will allow the room to cool 2 degrees and continues this up to 4 degrees lower than the setting but there is no remote that I am aware of. Mine does not have timers.