Does anyone know the difference between the "digital timer" and "cooks digital timer" Two prices, two names, looks the same
1810451
They are one of the same. I bought the KitchenAid timer and it is too cool for more than just cooking. When I put drinks outside in the cold weather before going into the refrigerator I set the timer for two hours. When I bake Lasagna I set the timer for an hour and ten additional minutes. You cannot do this with the traditional one hour wind up timer.
1810452
my digital timer has kitchenaid on the face and is black. the same timer comes in red. the times goes to 9 hours and 59 minutes. works like a charm and the buzzer is loud enough to hear in the next room.
67766
Yes. The only diffrence is the 59896777 comes with a timer, where the 59896775 doesn't.
1404757
I received the FX-888 with the knob for temp control, my friend has the digital version but does not like it as much... harder to calibrate he says. Hope that helps.
122440
The timer can be set up for 220VAC or 110VAC. I don't think you get away with one timer. The setup is very simple and the unit has a 4 hour battery back-up. Digital is just simpler and easier to program, also more accurate
1060002
I'm not sure what you mean, Donna. I always use the timer when I cook, rather than any automatic setting. I tend to doubt that you could push an automatic setting and then use the timer for some other purpose, though.
542732
The first of these timers I acquired was from Home Depot and it was a piece of junk, i.e., it would not keep a program, turn off when programmed , etc. It was returned to the store for a refund. The 2nd I acquired from True Value and I've had zero problems.
267185
I have both the turn dial and the digital. I love them both. I personally like the digital one better because I can see the temperature much easier. Heating up time seems to be the same, by far the best flat iron I've ever had.
386117
I could be wrong, but as far as I can tell the only difference is you're paying $10 more to set the time digitally instead of by a knob, which to me just means less user friendly and more likely to break. Edit: Just watched two Youtube videos from Euro Cuisine demonstrating the two units. Based on the videos, it would appear the other differences are that the YMX650 has the silver band around it as shown in the pictures here (I wasn't too sure of this because in some pictures it looks white) and the cover can store the lids while in use, whereas the YM100 cover cannot. So $10 more for a little nicer looking unit with a little more convenience, but you have to push the button multiple times to reset the cook time every use and it may be less reliable. Edit #2: Ok, after more comparison, another difference is the date function on the lids for this model is not on the lids of the YM100. Of course, this could be just as easily accomplished with a grease pencil, and I can't help but wonder if the lids would not dry out well and get moldy. If that's not an issue, I suppose it could be worth spending the extra money if you plan on leaving it out on the counter and would find the dating system useful. Of course, if you're leaving it on the counter, odds are that's because you're using it fairly often, so the dating isn't likely all that important.
861672
As I understand infrared is the way the oven cooks. Digital is the buttons you press to cook. They have a smaller one that you turn like a timer to start.If you get the digital NuWave you will have buttons to press and infrared cooking like a microwave and a conventional oven.
1303150
I do not know the answer to your inquiry, but the timer has been the very best I have bought, in fact I bought 3 for myself and 3 for a family friend. The Aube is superior to any mechanical or digital one purchased before. Each of my timers are specific to an area of my gardens due to the varying darkness, each comes on at dusk to their own area but all 3 timers turn off at the same time (1:00am). Sorry I can't be more specific to you, but perhaps an email to Honeywell can clarify your needs.
282375
I bought the digital one and I can't understand how to use it. There were no instructions.. It isn't really working well, but not sure if I cant make it hot.
380886
I do not have the model numbers memorized. The biggest thing that I have trouble with on this newer model timer is that there is no top knock out so if you are mounting on a round pole you can not mount them both on the same surface and this requires a lot of adjusting. This model as did the older ones I am replacing were 24 hour single day timers. This new model only has connection holes on the side and the bottom. If that is not a problem and you need a 24 hour timer it will work fine.
797115
I've never tested either of these, but I need the same and my searches have turned up the following: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Elixir-Thermostat-Electric-Greenhouse-Conservatory/dp/B00CBUGPS8 http://www.timeguard.com/products/time/consumer-time-controllers/plug-in-electronic-thermostat
2148854
Time to buy a new timer. Cheaper to replace than repair. Stick with old style timer, not newer digital timer
2030923
Yes, the ARC-2000SB has Fuzzy Logic technology whereas this one doesn't. In other words, the Fuzzy Logic one has an on-board computer chip which senses the temperature of the things cooking in the pot and adjusts itself accordingly. the ARC-1010SB doesn't have tat and is what you would call a digital, on-off model.I've never used a Fuzzy Logic rice cooker so can't tell you if the quality of rice and toehr things cooked in it are vastly different from this one. I ahve this one and like it a lot. It cooks rice, soups, scrambled eggs, and other things vey well.
1835874
The numbers don't mean anything to me. I bet the more expensive one has the gold band around the dutch oven. I have the cheaper one and it cooks just fine, but it does get the discoloration inside from heat. I just use a light scrubbing with a brillo pad--good as new again.
1556196
The features of this timer are perfect for every home kitchen, but they rarely work for long. I bought two of them...one worked well for a year and now only shows the time and the other one shows all 8's. I will bereturning it for replacement while it is still under warranty. You can return it to: Maverick Industries, 94 Mayfield Ave, Edison NJ 08837I returned the unit under warranty for repair or replacement and I received a new one by UPS second day delivery.This company stands by their product and I am happy to recommend them.