does the timer automatically start when the pressure has been reached, or do you have to adjust the time for it?
370051
Yes the timer starts when the pressure has been reached. The times stated in most cook books are correct for this.
370052
timer starts when the pressure is reached. This will take a while if you are using a large frozen chunk of meat (not recommended by the way- but you can do it) Smaller cuts of meat do not take long to build up pressure.
370053
When you first plug it in it defaults to the warm setting, it starts the cooking cycle when you set the timer.
244278
it resets it self the time delay is in the box.It comes with 15 second time delay all you have to remove is a small jumper toset the delay for 128 seconds. This is to protect your a/c compresser
1906657
Turn that valve manually on for 5 minutes. You are going to turn on were it say manual it have for 5,15,30 etc minutes that way it will get fix. I have that problem at that time that I put the timer.
330670
The switch comes on when pressure is low and shuts off when pressure increases. Hope this helps.
2038268
I am not sure. We do reset it each time that we use it, I needed a 24 hour timer and that is about all that we use it for and each time we use it we set it for the exact time that we need.
915019
The time is set by inserting the batteries. This means you must be present at the time of day you want the water to start flowing. It is kind of low tech but also the reason the timer is cheaper than others. In my experience over one summer it worked flawlessly.
1641940
this definitely does that. It gives you adjustment down to 15 minutes. Others will do what you want, but this just gives you more flexibility down to every 15 minutes as opposed to half hour or hour intervals. I use this on my aguaponics setup and it runs for fifteen minutes on and forty five minutes off. You control the adjustment in fifteen minute intervals. This is the most amount of adjustment that i have seen from a timer that isn't digitally controlled.
1855055
Yes. Actually because it also has hours, when you set the timer you have to enter hrs., min., seconds, then start. ie: 00:00:30 to set for 30 seconds. Hope this helps.
1191853
That is normal. The instructions say that the timer doesn't start until the water starts to boil. It doesn't automatically cut off. You have to manually turn it off after hearing the buzzer or it will keep cooking.
1533579
Do you have the timer button pressed when you have the timer on settings on?
1773312
Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
1055531
Depends on how long you set the timer. It will continously produce a good amount of steam based upon the time you set.
1305030
I just followed the instructions in the manual. I have my timer set at 9 seconds and it begins to countdown as soon I pull the handle down.
1930871
Yes, it stays that way until it builds up pressure. There will be a beep when it's down and you'll flip the dial to release the pressure.
2267179
There is no timer built into the unit. I have mine wired to run whenever the main water pump runs. Its wired through the same pressure switch that turns on the pump.
444441
I only use it for 30 minutes at a time so I can attest to that. The timer does show 60 minutes. The psi is variable and I use it at 20 psi. I have found mine to be very reliable as well as comfortable.
1163015
the pump will run at the times you have programed the timer.no the pump doesn't stop when thr sensor valve closes.hope this helps