How do you change the water shut of delay time, like I may want to have the water run for say 15 second after activation, thanx bill...
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hi this faucet can not change the water shut time . when you hand leave the sensor area . the water will come out and after your hand leave the sensor area . the water still will run out about 7s . thank you sam
2259821
Hi there. Because of flow restriction (severe) I only used this a couple of times and then gave it away. Since it is a spring-wound timer, anything less than 15 minutes would be iffy, and during the last couple of minutes it would begin to shut off the water even more.
1917900
Think of it as an egg timer for your hose. You turn it to 15 minutes, it let's your water run for 15 mins, the it shuts down the water after.
194156
If you are looking for a switch to activate the pump at a certain water level and then shut off the pump when the water is gone, this will not work. I would look for micro switch.
1483573
I just hooked mine up to the water source a few weeks ago.Functioning worked the same for me.When unit is turned off, hold finger to the screen while turning the unit on. This brings up the menu and you should be able to set the auto on/off times. Note once it's unplugged the clock time is not set and so the auto on/off is not selectable. You must first set the clock time and after that is done the auto on/off button becomes selectable.Hope this helps.
174841
There is no timer. I just plug it in a little in advance. The water will be ready in around 10 minutes.
260847
There are 3 settings - high, low and off. It will automatically turn off if it runs out of water. However, there is no timer as such. Thanks.
39494
Where is it, on the machine? When I turn mine on, it just goes to the timer times. How do I set it to be continueous?
1251618
Not really, you select on and the amount of time by pushing it more than once when starting. Push on and push 1-3 more times to select the amount of time you want it to run -same button. Don't think you would be able to set it up with a timer, I could be wrong. It does run for a long time, it holds alot of water.
25037
I have never tried it, but the switch has on (no timer), timed and off. I usually just let the water run until it's hot enough.
766160
You can adjust defrost duration + interval on the device. (Maybe a screwdriver is required... Very easy to do)
860992
I have never messed with the rain delay setting on the panel. I just hooked mine up and nothing more. My rain sensor activates when it gets wet and "turns on". As long as it's on, the sprinklers don't run. When it dries out (hours and hours later), it turns off and at that point the sprinkler is no longer locked. In other words, the delay is built in to my sensor and no need to do anything more.
910151
Sorry for the late response. Yes, you can program the kettle to start at a specific time.
647334
I found the water was leaking into the toilet because I was not turning the dial all the way to off. Turn until you hear the last click on "off". That solved my problem
436767
You may be able to but don't waste your money on this timer. I, along with several others wound up with outrageous water bills because the timer didn't shut off. I went on vacation for three weeks and it ran 24/7. Bill was over $300.
914741
You can program it to keep water at a certain temperature for a certain time.I have mine set for 200 degrees for one hour, when I pour a cup it pauses in the time countdownand then continues to keep the temperature for the remainder of time. At the end of the hour it shuts off automatically.
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This is not what you need. This timer lets you manually set a duration to water.