Does this automaticaly reheat as cools down and spins or do you need to manually switch it each time?
157444
has to be turned off and back on manually, unlike a previous one from another maker that was recalled
157445
I am unsure since I gave it as a gift. I will check and get back to you. Mine is all automatic though.
157446
It heats while it is mixing but you can't leave it on , you have to set a timer and when it is do e turn it off. I had another one I liked better it turned itself on and off automatically. I don't find myself using this one to much to be honest. It works good but not having the auto feature on it is a bit bothersome to me. Hope this helps.
2186124
Yes, this unit will automatically switch to warm after the cooking cycle is finished.
1201792
In auto mode the heat and cool settings must be set with a differential of 2 degrees or greater. If you try to set it to 1 degree, then the opposing setting shifts to maintain a 2 degree differential.
1023597
Yes you hold the switch down to heat. I release it when warm enough and then as it gets cool I hold switch down again. This is to keep you from burning yourself if you fall asleep.
2079025
Yes it does. The thermal overload temp for the motor is 105¢ªC / 221¡ÆF. The thermal overload switch is integral to the motor windings, there is no manual reset and will reset itself after the temperature drops.
1151009
Whatever you set it to. That said it does not automatically switch between heat and cooling. You have to. But it's simple.
1066963
No bottom rotates when you plug it in. But you can choose which heating element is working top or bottom or both. It comes with reheating instructions too I love ours after we bought it.
729417
Yes, when you cook your food using the program mode it switch to warm and after 14 hrs of continuous use it turns itself off.
60536
No it don't. And there's another big problem. If you use it for more than an hour it may overheat and stop. You will have to wait until it cools to turn it on again. It may take more than 30 minutes. The rest is great.
1279587
Hi, If the item is very hot (after a long time using), you may switch it off and then switch on again.
1273642
No, it does not have to run continuously but only as it is "connected" to the "heat" or "cool" modes. There is a selection on the remote that deals solely with "fan" - on, off, or auto. I am responding from memory. I have it installed on the Mr. Slim Mitsubishi which is in my aviary -- but I recall there is a mode dealing only with the fan. However, if the heat or air is on, then the fan runs in tandem, as required, for either of those two settings. It is great because I can set the temperature and simply leave it.
1102590
You can use the switch for the fan on "automatic"--on-and-off or "on"--where the fan stays on all the time. I actually use that to keep the temperatures more moderate. But my mom and mother-in-law like the automatic better. Maybe that is what you are experiencing?
1202036
It automatically switches from "cook" to "warm". Like a regular rice cooker would.
1156463
I haven't programmed the unit. I just set the switch to either heat or cool, then the temp. I want maintained.
1594353
I have put mine in low for 7 hours and then it switches to warm for 3. No issues.
1448041
It will automatically cycle between heating and cooling modes. If you hit the heat threshold, it will call for heat. If you hit the cool threshold, it will call for cool. It doesn't have a heat or cool mode - it's full auto.
858785
no you have to switch it. but it works great. even has a thing on it to hold cover while you stir or check it