Does this model have a delayed start feature?
1813979
I don't think it has a delayed start feature. I didn't have a need for the delay start at my tea house since I needed the hot water right away.
1813980
To the best of my memory you can set it to turn off for 2, 4 or 8 hours? You can't set specific times for it to turn on and off. I will say though it is very well insulated and I do not believe it requires much energy to keep water at the set temperature. I hope that helps.
1813981
if it i am not aware of it i never recieved a manual with so all i can tell you iam happy with my [purchase if you do find thuis question please let me kno would appreciate it thank you
1813982
No. There is no timer or clock on this unit. It does have a digital display of the temperature setting. You can set the temp to 175F, 190F, or 210F.
1251513
Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of.cj
639433
I have found there is a slight delay of 1-2 seconds. I turn it on then take a deep breath and I'm good to go.Hope this helps.
645688
There isn't much of a delay ....seconds...unless you had been cooling then stopped and started again...most A/Cs will delay a minute of two between cooling cycles. The control panel on mine has a LED in lower left corner screened as "COMP" ...that LED is ON if the unit thinks the compressor is running meaning it's trying to cool. Would need to read the book to determine what else might prevent the unit from cooling...there could be a good simple reason.
897636
Mine that I just got today definitely has a gradual start. I can get it to run as low as ~5rpm pretty easily.
180030
Yes.. but i wouldn't buy this unit, unless you don't mind waiting over a minute for it to boot up and turn on.
1142927
No but beware it is hard to start. I have two of them and both have the same problems.
1331015
No it didn't. Also the key start does not work very well on it either. It mostly has to be pull started. It does run well though.
1260368
Good day Aron, the unit I have installed at home dose not allow for selection of the delay or non-delay mode, this transfer switch is about 2years and 6 months. The auto-transfer switch I installed for a friend 11 months ago had the selection switch for delay or no-delay and also a LED light for the DC relay voltage supply. So Aron I would think the newer models come with the feature you are looking for. Just for info there was no difference in the model numbers as I recall. Hope this helps.
1612185
Yes there is a button to push to start. There is a cord in case there is something wrong with the starter. FYI I have used the cord to start & it was very easy & fired up on first pull
2096253
The one I received a few weeks ago does indeed have a delay. It's probably about 3/4 of a second. Not so long that you think it's broken, but long enough that it's quite noticeable.
1573984
Yes, it does. I did have some issues in the beginning as far as waiting for it to set itself to the correct time however, this may be an issue for you as well.
912130
there is forward , back, and off. When You push the off , It will start up where you left off. No pause. I have not found any time limit
1153782
It does have about a 2 sec delay before it will turn on or off. I hope that helps.
1148865
Yes, the full instructions for the unit's Delay Start feature are available in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/NNSN973S.PDF#page=22
397676
You can program it to cook for a certain length of time but it doesn't have a delayed start feature.
2053290
Fill it & push the start button. Happened this am. Occasionally it starts back w/o hitting start!