How do you get the low alarm to stop flashing? I have tried pressing the set temp to cycle through from low alarm to high alarm and back.
1774648
Turn the temp. of the low alarm down to lower than what the actual low temp. will reach, i.e. 32°F. That should shut it off until such time you need a low alarm.
1774649
We can get the alarm to stop flashing by cycling through the "SET TEMP" button.
1774650
On mine it flashes if you are below that temperature. It beeps too, but if you press a button it stops making noise and continues to blink. It should stop flashing if you drop the low temperature below the current cooking temp and the high temp above.If you never use the low alarm just set the low temp as low as it can go.
1774651
My guess is that you have the "low temp" value set higher than what it is sensing as the current temperature. I never use the low temp thing so I have it set at 35 degrees and I never have the issue you are describing.
1774652
On mine it flashes if you are below that temperature. It beeps too, but if you press a button it stops making noise and continues to blink. It should stop flashing if you drop the low temperature below the current cooking temp and the high temp above. If you never use the low alarm just set the low temp as low as it can go.
1100303
Mine remembers the last used temp. I don't change that much. I altered one of the presets slightly for my favorite temp, although don't recall that I made it the startup default. But it pops up to that temp everytime I turn it on. Just checked it again for you simply altering it on the fly, turned off, and it popped right back to the new (last set) temp. Fine unit; don't know what I did without it.
234121
Yeah, when mine has done that, I press on the big center button, then go to missed alerts and dismiss the alerts. also, go to your text messages and make sure there isn't any numbers in parenthesis beside any of your contacts names, if there is, that means you haven't read the entire text and that will cause the screen and keypad to flash too. make sure those 2 conditions are met and it should stop flashing.
1487549
Make sure the clamp is completely dry and open when you turn out on. if this doesn't keep the alarm from going off then contact customer sevice.
1544059
Hold the set button till the temp display flashes, then use the up/down buttons below it to set the temp, then press the set button again.
1881710
I find that you have to hold the button a loooonnnnggggg time to get these phones turned on or off. I have accidentally dialed the phone way too many times. Just hold the button and be patient. As the others said, the bluetooth is "pairing." The flashing should stop after that is finished.
502619
The alarm is loud inside the home. Not so loud outside. Having ongoing issues with the base sensing one door alarm & it on & off it flashes at the base. Going to try adding another signal enhancer. Already added one.
822535
Same here....the alarm is way too sensitive......I ended up pulling the battery and using the lock without the alarm
217541
It's been several months since we replaced ours, so only going on memory here. There was a 'one minute' button which would heat on high for one minute. If you enter say 530, it should heat for 5 minutes 30 seconds, at whatever power level selected. If it doesn't do that, it's defective. Try entering a time then hit the timer button, which should just time down and sound the alarm when the time is up. If that doesn't work either, you know it's defective. Good luck. (Our control panel worked fine for 10 years.)
164942
Push the center bottom row button. It should shut of immediately. If not, remove one battery, place it back in and redo your time and alarm times.
2035434
Honestly I didn't know that was an option. I really don't think there is one. I am currently at work and will try to remember to look when I get home. I assumed the alarm was preset and/or just went off when levels exceeded above normal levels.
1207691
You set the temperature by pressing the top button until the temp starts to change. It will only move up then cycle back down to a lower temperature after you reach the maximum temperature. I had a hard time figuring this out also as the instructions are not clear. If you just hold the button down it will turn the unit on and off, so you have to repeatedly press the button to get it to cycle through the temperature settings. Seems like when the temperature was lower the unit would just flash but once is was in the 70's it would stop flashing. Now that it is set I love the heater, does a great job.
749001
I can see your point about turning it off. I have a cheaper unit that I keep in my shop. Thinking about upgrading. I just turn the sensor toward the wall when I'm working out there so the alarm will not be sounding constantly all day when I'm out cleaning or working. Kind of like telling the guard "don't shoot! It's me! Just take the afternoon off"! I just have to turn it back around when I lock up. Form a habit like pulling your keys out of the door after you lock the lock. It's just habit.
1162105
You do not need to use alarms 3 and 4 if you don't need to they are just an option. Activate the alarms as if you are going to set them and when you get to three and four. go until they are blank then they will not go off at all. Write back if you need more help
1383781
Immediately. Ours went off because we did not set the low temp low enough. We had it set on -5 and it was -6 when I heard the alarm.
45183
Hi Sania, I don't have instructions as well haha... and never used this feature... but I just have figure out how it works. While the unit is "off" (not active to play audio, the screen is faded out and just see the clock...press the source/off button for two seconds)..press the Vol - button (AL set 1) and the numbers will blink...while blinking press the HOUR/TUN - button for hours and MIN/TUN+ for minutes, once you have the right alarm time press again the AL SET 1 button and then select what type of alarm you want..Buzzer, FM, or Ipod (cycle with HOUR/TUN- button) and press AL SET 1 again and you're done!.... you can do the same with the VOL + button (AL 2 SET) as a second alarm option. and press AL SET 1 or AL SET 2 to enable or disable and a little clock icon with number 1 or 2 wil appear on the display... that's all... let me know if it works
2103693
I would unplug it and replug it in, and go through each step again. When I first started using it, I would forget and set the temperature first instead of last. Look for the blinking dot next to the temperature.