Does this have to be reset to 0 when finished?
1591245
It's my understanding that you should set it to zero after use to maintain its calibration. That pretty much goes for all the "click" type torque wrenches.
1591246
I have always taken to lowest value. Most persons that calibrate say not to leave at any set point. Then again if you want precision the lab where I worked at required calibration every year with cal certification papers. Bottom left is your answer. http://www.snaponindustrialbrands.com/dsn/wwwsnaponindustrialbrandscom/Content/PDF/CDI%20Click%20Wrench,%20Plastic%20Handle%20Operation%20Manual.pdf At lowest value which would be 30 ft/lb
1591247
yes any torque wrench has to be put back to 0 when finished so it does not stretch the spring and stays true to the torque values
1591248
no, it does not. it remains at your last setting. So, if you are torquing a head with 10 bolts, you set it once, and it is good for all the bolts.
1591249
im not sure if it has to be set back I always do. I have heard it both ways.
1524893
Sorry no. It is on a timer, about 20 Min. It is easy to restart or just click on and off to reset the timer. Good luck Don
378797
Automatically resets to zero after about 10 seconds. It will also re-read new pressure before display zeros out.
1839089
Over 10 000 steos for sure. I've only gone past 10 000 once...so that what I know.And Then at Midnight it resets to zero.
2012323
you have to reset it . in the booklet it tells the button to push to reset it. i did mine ,but forgot how i did it.
1651750
To answer the first question, no, it does not automatically reset when it counts down to 0. The timer continue counting so if you missed the alarm and check it at a later time, you can see how long ago the alarm sounded. And for the second question, yes, it's very easy to reset the timer to repeat the same time. When the alarm sounds, press the appropriate timer butter to stop the timer, press clear, then press the same timer button again and the previous time used will be displayed. Then simply press the timer button again to start he count down.
1789591
If I set it for 10 minutes will it remember it next time or do I have to set the timer again?
2222206
Yes. When the level switch opens it will reset so the next time it closes, the TD will count down again.
1477313
If you press start, it starts to count up. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops counting up. If you press stop/reset button again, it resets.If you put in an amount of time, such as 44 minutes, press start button it starts to count down. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops the countdown. If you press start again, it continues to count down. If you press stop/reset again, it resets to zero.
1275125
Yes! You can stop and start it over again and it will not go to zero until you push a "clear" button. Super easy to use, my kids love it.
1113070
yes, it's fully automatic to reset. It does have a button you can push to reset it also, but it does it by itself. This is one of the best investments I've ever made, works wonderfully. I've used it for over two years now and still love it.
1232266
Each time it's turned on, it starts at zero for whatever unit of measure you have chosen. I haven't found this to be a problem and really like the scale.
127697
No, if u put switch on it it will just reset itself back to the first pattern every time that you turn it off.
1273806
Yes. If you have it set to a certain color or mode, when you turn it back on it will be at that mode. I'm pretty sure the mode will reset though (to the beginning of it.).
1841514
It will reset it to full but if you keep doing this you will burn out your printer ,so its up to you. Also my resetter works about 1 out of every five times, Please remember you will burn out your printer
1545028
If you want to reset the counter on a particular hole just push stroke/on to 9 then the next push will reset it to 0.
1453536
I have never had that problem. I did think I set it for one time and inadvertently made a mistake and reversed some numbers however.