Do you leave temperature sensor cover on or take off?
524389
Always leave it on. Don't know exactly what it does but it's there to compensate the temperature
2151252
You don't turn it off or on. It's automatic and comes on when the front facing light sensor is activated (when you remove the cover).
1940144
I leave mine on whether I'm home or not. It has a thermostat and cuts on and off when needed.
2143023
yes you can leave the sensor in long term, i have had my sensor in for about 6 months.
1771535
take back cover off ... take filter out of plastic, at top, behind the light indicator.
1627081
Very cool. Thanks. Im hoping its the temp sensor as I already replaced the element so far and thats the only thing left. Thanks again
713296
Hi Ron. I imagine that like any adhesive it would be better to apply these covers when the temperature is neither extremely hot or cold. I have had no issue with these staying on since I applied them, although the temperature range where I live only goes from about 50F (10C) up to 100F (35C). The covers look great & do there job protecting the duco.All the best, Bob.
19653
I don't have a cover on mine but this fits the unit without a cover very very snuggly. So I would assume you'd need to remove the cover!
1620342
There is an on off switch . There is also a thermostat to regulate temp but I have not used it.
1951252
Off. Only need the heater if the ambient air temp is less than what you want your tank to be.
2215184
If it's too cold the temperature sensor will keep the condensing unit off for protection
250147
No, I leave it on all of the time. even if the equipment if off, I leave it on to do its job (prevent line spikes etc.),
2221588
No need to pull the filter off before you put this on. After you change your fluids, replace the filter (chrome or black) THEN put the passive cooler on. After you put it on and ride for a bit, make sure it is still in place, as mine slid over an inch or so. It did not come off, but it did slide over a bit. Makes a nominal difference in the oil temp.
1045739
I leave it on all the time. Can help get bugs off in the summer.. You can disconnect from battery and reroute the hose which would'nt take to long.
777094
I could be an overheating issue.....when left in the on position for awhile it generates so much heat it turns itself off. I now have one that wont stay on more than 4 seconds on high and around 30 seconds on low..then the overheating sensor shuts if off. It seems once this happens it will always shut off instantly going forward.
1254319
No you do not. Ive had mine in place for a few years now without a sensor and everything's running great!
1889291
Needs to be covered. Mine's under a porch. By the way, the controller quit working tonight.Had to go to plan B and cook inside. It's common for the control to be replaced, but notthis soon. Will order 2 replacements, one for now and one for a spare.