why does it have a limit of 500 degree F and the no pro-logic dos not list a temp. limit?
781882
I would imagine because not too many foods are cooked beyond 500 degrees F. Nonetheless, it is worth its weight and cost. Tony
781883
you would need to ask the company. I cannot think of a recipe needing temps higher than 500 degrees.......at least none I use
781884
I would imagine because not too many foods are cooked beyond 500 degrees F. Nonetheless, it is worth its weight and cost.Tony
781885
It may be a misprint on one or the other. I could not find anything about a max. temperature on the Lodge website so I "Googled" your question and found no answers for the cast iron versions. The enameled models do have a max temperature. You might email them directly and see what they have to say.
987533
the only thing in the operation manual about heat...is unit will not work when temp is above 77
708065
it must be preset, there is no temperature control. i don't remember temp. playing into it at all.
314706
I think it has to do with the house temperature. If the temperature in the house is for example 77 deg F, the unit may be able to maintain 51 deg F inside. If the temperature in the house is for example 67 deg F, the unit may be able to maintain 45 deg F inside. I keep the unit as high as I can to avoid the unit running too long. If the set point is set too low, and the unit is not able to maintain it, then it would run continuously and eventually fail.
2223338
Starts at "simmer" then next setting is 200 degrees. There is no 100 degree designation. sorry
221350
I believe I read 500 degrees. Maybe it was 450 - I just remember thinking it was above and beyond what I would ever require. Hope that helps!
538759
I don't know. The only thing that I could do was to get the temp. set from C to F. Sorry.
2080738
I had mine to 700 degrees F and turned it down as it was much too hot for my purposes.mdont know if it could have gone higher.
2112086
Yes, a basic user maximum temperature is 120 F. But a more experienced user can set the max temperature up to 140 F. it has a controller that is installed in the inside or on a protected exterior, from there the the temperature can be changed to user preferences. I dont recall the minimum temperature but should be luke warm.
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.
1114430
The unit has a fixed temp and cannot be adjusted check your specs for setting
1685093
I just turned it on and pressed the minus degrees button until it stopped which was at 39F. The highest is 90F.
1948394
The highest setting is 375 F. No mention of lowest setting in packaging or instructions.
1879792
I don't know if the unit is rated for that high a temp. The most it would normally handle is about 140 degrees.
518807
I believe it is 400 degrees Fahrenheit. It does not have a temperature dial. There is only an on/off switch so adjusting heat temp is not an option.
698941
85-155 F according to the settings. I don't check the exact temperatures because nothing I use it for needs precision.
354474
Hi Joe, I used it at 450 no problem. I purchased 2 and still have the other one in it's box and it says max 480 F. Hope this helps.