to shut off ONE burner is there an on-off button. do you have to press and hold it down as it drops from whatever setting you were cooking at until 0?
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Dear John, This model has a numerical setup within the control panel. To select the heat level, you select the corresponding element and then the number for the heat level. For Example, you select the image of the front left element on the panel, then the number 5 for medium heat. To manually turn off the burner, you would select the element and then 0 for the heat level.
2154265
I turn the tank off first then close the burners. This way you allow the propane in the hoses to burn off. I disconnect the tank (20 lb) and store it upright in a bin of my motorhome.
314259
From my experience, once you hit the temp desired 1 through 5, it tends to stay there (Green button comes on when temp is reached). Sometimes the green button goes off for a minute or 2 then comes back on, but the burner stays hot! After use, unplug the unit for safety reasons but the burners will stay hot (while cooling down) for 30-40 minutes after!
28722
As far as I know there is no on off button. It's always a good idea to unplug any toaster, button or no button. Buttons can short out leaving your toaster on all day. Not a good thing.
425505
My wall switch will over ride the. Device and will turn it on or off. The remote has a manual on or off which will stay on or off. The remote also has an automatic option that will light the fire or shut it down and is controlled by the temperature setting . if too is higher than the setting than flame is out, if room is lower than the setting than flame is lit. I've had 3 different controls & this is the best yet 4 love had no. Problems yet. I strong. Recommend this brand.
1436552
You have to press the button. It's above the "on" button. Press it until u have your desired heat setting.
2083441
yes just turn the gas down. you control the heat. I bought this for my dad. best burner ever
168793
I have Thermophore Maxheat (model 155). You don't have to hold the switch down continuously, but it does shut off after 20 minutes and one touch of a button starts another 20 minutes, if you wish to continue. Thermophore doesn't have a model that goes on and on like a regular heating pad because it gets so hot. The shut-off is a safety feature to prevent burns.
1229409
There is no off/on switch. The warm light comes on when you plug it in and you manually push the cook button to start the cooker. There is no temp control.
1229407
There isn't an "on-off switch" in the way you mean.When the cooker is plugged in, it's automatically set to warm.The only control you have is a spring loaded tab at the front. When depressed, it starts the cook cycle.When the cycle ends, the cooker goes back to the warm setting.To be clear, when plugged in, the cooker is always set to warm unless it is in the process of cooking.There isn't a timer, time delay function, or temperature control.Hope that helps.
585897
For lighting only. There isn't a shut off though, other than turning off the gas. Don't get me wrong, love this lighter, but would have been even better if clicking the button again would turn it off.
491786
No auto shutoff. You have to unplug it. And I make chicken on here almost every night. Cooks way faster than a traditional grill because of the heat on both sides.
1198599
It will shut itself off, but eventually it will turn itself back on, once the element cools. I use it for simmering and hardly notice the shut off. That feature is a pain when I am trying to fry something.
172794
I don't believe there is an auto shut-off. There is no button to turn it on or off. The panini press stays hot while it is plucked in and cools down only after it is plucked off.
33734
Unit does not shut down unless it runs out of propane or you turn it off. To shut off you must shut off the propane to extinguish the flame then let the fan run for a few seconds before unplugging.
1735572
Don't push the smaller button. If you only need the highest power on steady burn just push the big button once.
714593
This unit has an automatic shut-off after 2 hours, doesn't matter if you use the temp. control or the power settings. It will not work for long simmered stock unless you are around to keep turning it on. I wanted it for that purpose also. I'm returning it and getting a waring burner that has no auto shut off.