I can't find instructions for this. What do the different levels on the switch do, and when do I start the timing. I used to have a rocker one.
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I always place the setting to "II" and start timing when the opposite safety valve pops up AND a small stream of steam begins escaping through the adjustable valve (a very small amount of dripping from condensation will appear around the seam of the handle.) Turn the heat down to low to low/medium at that time and watch out for overpressurization, evidenced by a buldging appearance of the silicone rubber sealing ring through the lid "window". If this occurs, just keep turning temperature down.
1621201
I never used the switch. Mine works okay. You must have received a defective unit. Return or exchange it ASAP
2216756
I think I found it on google, but what I did was drop front of track set it on short ladder. Took end off of track pulled out old one. Then I slid new one in place then activated opener to open. It sucked it right in. The you need to put back to gether. Then you have to make adjustments for open and close positions. Took about 30 minutes.
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Switch function is pretty simple. Hold down switch for 1 second to go to on/off, while on press switch to cycle low, mid, high, and turbo. Press and hold to strobe, must hold to strobe. Also whatever mode you turn it off from it will turn back on to. Off mid - on mid
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I would say install it with the switch in the "on" position, then. Once you set the timer to turn the switch "off" the moving track should be able to force the on/off toggle switch to "off" and all should be fine.
2153708
I can answer part of this. They use different float switches. A big burly one for the main pump and a small circular white one for the 12v. I tested it and the 12v pump will turn on and run a pre-programmed amount of time (like 15 seconds or something) when the small white 12v switch is raised up into contact position and dropped back down. Not sure of the depths of the main switch but that sounds about right. The 12v switch is somewhere in between that but can be easily moved somewhere else.
1010506
Read the instruction booklet it explains changing the level. Buttons have multi uses. One of my complaints. You have to find the book each time you want to make a change because i can't remember the sequence.
1258147
I have the switch on mine also. I have never used it and do not know what it is for. It does not interfere with anything. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
2124378
Rocker that resets to middle. Doesn't matter if you push up or down....It it's on it will turn off and vice versa.
742161
The start switch is loaded to the run position. You depress it to the stop and kills engine and the switch will go back to the run position. Hope this helps
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Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this affordable price. Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this... » Read More Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this affordable price. « Show Less
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No, this is a fan switch only. I'd look for a slider switch. This one has to be played with to get the setting. Good luck!
523649
It works great with the Ion Block Rocker. The only way to "turn it off" since there's no switch would be to pot down the volume on the Block Rocker or unplug it...
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You have to run two additional wires from the switch to behind the gauge cluster. Look it up on YouTube, or google it. I did it over a year ago, and it works fine.
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Even Better. There is a rocker switch on the side of the unit itself to turn it off and on. I don't use the switch since I wired it in under cabinet but I just checked and the switch is there.
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I believe pushing it on the upper side will switch on. Mine is a red rocker switch enclosed by a semi clear cover. That is the Deutch so try whatever position of isn't in now and should start up.
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The shell has two rocker points that are function switches. It just takes some fooling around with to get the order of control down