after letting the unit run till it auto shut off, cannot get it to come back on, I think the sensor that shut it off isnt letting it come back on?
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Cycle the on-off switch. The unit has a built in run-time limiter. Or you could be off on high limit. Is the hot water supply VERY hot? If so could be high limit.
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I usually let the cold water run after it shuts of for 30 sec then shut off the water to it for another 30 sec to let it cool. Then I can turn it back on for another 20 min.
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I couldn't even get mine to start but I hope it was because I didn't have the required flow and pressure. I'll find out in the spring when I go back and try again. So far I'm not really impressed. Don't hesitate if it doesn't return go for a return
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The sensor is dependent on flow of water. Are you sure your propane tank is not empty? Also is the unit "clicking" when you are trying to start it again? If not, you need to change the battery. Other than that, call customer service. They are very helpful and I'm sure they can get you up and running again.
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Take the wall plate off. "Pop" off the plate surrounding the off/on switch. That exposes 3 setting dials for length of time, width of sensor, etc. Use a flat head screwdriver to adjust settings. The first dial might be set to "test" and could be causing the problem. Please be safe around electrical wires and good luck!
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You could try cycling the power or shine a flashlight on the sensor to reset it.I took mine out as they were unreliable.
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Mine does the same thing. It stays on indefinitely, so must be a timer issue. I have contacted Amazon and they are sending a replacement.
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after about a month it fixed itself... I just decided to ignore the pressure sensor, and then one day I noticed it was off and working fine again. Very strange indeed. Has been working fine though since.
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My unit shuts off autatically if I leave it on. Also I'm not aware of any alarm to indicate a full filter.
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Hey Edward, without a little more info I can only guess at why your unit is shutting off. One possibility is if their is not enough airflow through the unit and it might be overheating. Is it located where there is enough airflow? I have had no issues with my unit.
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You would need to unplug it do de-activate it. The settings remain in the system. I unplug mine when the lawn service is here or if I'm out in the yard working. However, my earlier review would change to a degree. I've bought 4 of the sensors and two of them did not work right or either the base has bad circuits. False alarms, no alarm, etc. Two work really well, the other two have not been satisfactory. It's a pretty good basic system, no sophistication at all. Minimally does the job.
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Hi Jeff. Did you double check your connections at the sensor? A typical setup should be --1. Constant (+) power wire goes to the 'L' terminal. 2. 'Both' (-) wires from your power source and your device go to the 'N' terminal. 3. Finally, the (+) wire from your device goes to the 'LOAD' terminal. Also, try to adjust the sensitivity/light adjustment on the device while it's powered off. Then apply power. Hope this helps. Dave
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I have had four for 3 years. I had to replace one lately. They stay on for about ten (10) minutes, with no activity, and go off. Look around for something moving, another light source, move the sensor and try again. No problem for me, sorry you had it. JCT
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Hi, Mine first did that when it was first installed. The temp was set to high. I unplugged the unit and not turn it back on until the next morning and it has been great since then.
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I had no problem with mine. Simply connected to post and has worked great. Suspect sensor not working. Get a new one and do not worry. Good luck
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You may have a wire crossed. My works just as the oem did. I took a picture of the wires before removing the old one and put the wires back on the exact same way. When mine hits temperature setting (either heat or AC) it shuts off automatic.
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I've never had to reset the outdoor sensor, but the easiest way would be to remove the battery for about a minute, then replace it. If the base unit shows no reading from the sensor, don't forget that the system will handle more than one sensor. While you have removed the battery, check the little switch inside to see what channel it's on, then set the base unit accordingly. The instruction manual covers this.
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Try flipping the power / switch off for 8-10 seconds, then back on again. Sometimes these kind of fixtures have a mechanism that temporarily disables the motion sensor. If it still doesn't work, contact the manufacturer.
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From, my experience, no. The sensor requires a lot of light to shut off. Mine was on all the time.
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I did reset mine but I probably didn't need to. I also covered the sensor with a piece of tape.