HELP, Need Basic Instructions on Settings and Controlling Temperature. Please!
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what brand furnace and model do you own there are different kinds and what is your furnace doing
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Make sure you pull out the clear plastic strip if there is one hanging out of the battery compartment. That keeps the batteries from being in contact with the unit while shipping. There is a sliding on/off switch on the side. Slide it on. On bottom, choose and set whether you want to read in Celsius or F. On top, choose and set whether you want a temperature beep (temp alert) when it gets to target temp. Left two buttons you set the time in hours and minutes. Right two buttons you adjust up or down your target temp. Bottom button starts or stops unit. Hope this helps, also you can always call kitchenaid help line. : ) Make sure you pull out the clear plastic strip if there is one hanging out of the battery compartment. That keeps the batteries from being in contact with the unit while shipping. There is a sliding on/off switch on the side. Slide it on. On bottom, choose and set whether you want to read in Celsius or F. On top, choose and set whether you want a temperature beep (temp alert) when it gets to target temp. Left two buttons you set the time in hours and minutes. Right two buttons you adjust up or down your target temp. Bottom button starts or stops unit. Hope this helps, also you can always... » Read More Make sure you pull out the clear plastic strip if there is one hanging out of the battery compartment. That keeps the batteries from being in contact with the unit while shipping. There is a sliding on/off switch on the side. Slide it on. On bottom, choose and set whether you want to read in Celsius or F. On top, choose and set whether you want a temperature beep (temp alert) when it gets to target temp. Left two buttons you set the time in hours and minutes. Right two buttons you adjust up or down your target temp. Bottom button starts or stops unit. Hope this helps, also you can always call kitchenaid help line. : ) « Show Less
1062113
There's no easy way to do it. You can fiddle with the settings. The temperature also depends on the size of the room.
1951064
I found the same thing with both my units. That is, if I want the room temp. to be 78 degrees, I set the air cond. for 74 degrees. No big deal.
732140
Sorry. Only temperature. It sounds like you are looking for a control unit and not simply a measurement unit. I too experience the same need, but to obtain one of such nature is rather expensive. Soon I will have to break down and get one. I believe Amazon carries them
609030
If you want to use the automatic setting, you'll need to run wires for the outside temperature sensor. Most of the rest of the wires should be pretty similar though.
1929901
hi,we have detailed instructions and user manual.we can offer tech support any time,thanks
140830
Hit reset button. Turn off unit for about 30 minutes and when you turn it back on make sure it is on the low (I) setting and that its not set beyond the medium mark on the temperature gauge. It should work. I have had several units and threw one away only to later discover that doing the above steps work.
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Thanks for your response. I was having trouble picking up the temp from the base. I think the batteries were low (duh.. pretty obvious..). I put in new batteries on both units, repeated the sequence a couple of times and... voilà! I think I've got the hang of it now. A handy little device.
1450660
click the center button on the bottom to select Heat / Cool and then push the " + or - " to select the temperature wanted. Are you having other issues ?
1872934
There's no temperature control setting because all you do is plug it in and give it time. You can just try to give it less time plugged in so it doesn't heat up as much.
2133238
There is a dial numbered from 1-10 to control the temp. I bought two... one worked and the other didn't. The working one works very well.
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My answer may not completely help you since I use a separate PID temperature controller to control the temperature of this warmer. I believe you could get the warmer down to a very low setting with its own built in thermostat but I don't have mine hooked up right now or I would test it for you. To answer your other concerns, NO, you must have water in the warmer to at least the minimum water level mark. It is designed to be used with a SS full size pan inserted into which the food is then placed. I am sure it will melt chocolate just fine. I use it strictly for cooking homemade sausages which I usually cook at 160 F but this warmer will get up to about 190 F at its highest setting. My answer may not completely help you since I use a separate PID temperature controller to control the temperature of this warmer. I believe you could get the warmer down to a very low setting with its own built in thermostat but I don't have mine hooked up right now or I would test it for you. To answer your other concerns, NO, you must have water in the warmer to at least the minimum water level mark. It is designed to be used with a SS full size pan inserted into which the food is then placed. I am sure it will melt chocolate just fine. I use it strictly for cooking homemade sausages... » Read More My answer may not completely help you since I use a separate PID temperature controller to control the temperature of this warmer. I believe you could get the warmer down to a very low setting with its own built in thermostat but I don't have mine hooked up right now or I would test it for you. To answer your other concerns, NO, you must have water in the warmer to at least the minimum water level mark. It is designed to be used with a SS full size pan inserted into which the food is then placed. I am sure it will melt chocolate just fine. I use it strictly for cooking homemade sausages which I usually cook at 160 F but this warmer will get up to about 190 F at its highest setting. « Show Less
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Using the "+" and "-" buttons increase or decrease the temperature desired. On the display you will see the word "Hold" next to a button. Press that button and the temperature setting will stay at that temperature until you press the button next to "Run" (on the display) or until you change the position of the "Cool" / "Off" /"Heat" switch.
1804418
Hi. There is is only a low and high heat setting. Pls note that there is no timer on this either so you'll have to keep your eye on the clock.
1685379
Simply press the "Mode" button to alternate between "High" and "Low" settings. The "Mode" button is the bottom button in the vertical row of four buttons. You can also set the room temperature by pressing either up or down arrow button all the way to 80 degrees. I hope this helps!
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The thermostat I have purchased recently has a really nice program to set temp differential.Turn the thermostat HEAT/COOL switch to OFF. Press the center button, also labeled as SAVE, for five or ten seconds until it flashes the differential number.The number is adjustable from one to nine. Press the temp up or down buttons to change the differential setting. A setting of one is the tightest range (less than one degree differential). A setting of 2 gives somewhat wider differential, about +or- one degree. Etc.After you have made your selection press the SAVE button and the room temperature will be displayed. Then set back to HEAT/COOL. The thermostat I have purchased recently has a really nice program to set temp differential.Turn the thermostat HEAT/COOL switch to OFF. Press the center button, also labeled as SAVE, for five or ten seconds until it flashes the differential number.The number is adjustable from one to nine. Press the temp up or down buttons to change the differential setting. A setting of one is the tightest range (less than one degree differential). A setting of 2 gives somewhat wider differential, about +or- one degree. Etc.After you have made your selection press the SAVE button and the... » Read More The thermostat I have purchased recently has a really nice program to set temp differential.Turn the thermostat HEAT/COOL switch to OFF. Press the center button, also labeled as SAVE, for five or ten seconds until it flashes the differential number.The number is adjustable from one to nine. Press the temp up or down buttons to change the differential setting. A setting of one is the tightest range (less than one degree differential). A setting of 2 gives somewhat wider differential, about +or- one degree. Etc.After you have made your selection press the SAVE button and the room temperature will be displayed. Then set back to HEAT/COOL. « Show Less