how to use the built in cooking timer
1578294
it's a little weird. There are two of them, one above the other. just touch it and type the minutes then either touch it again or his start, I forget. It will not shut off the oven, it's just a timer and it's not that loud. I prefer the one on my iphone.
2282072
You can add a timer at your wall socket. I don't use one though. I adjust my heat so I don't overdo the food.
1995813
Yes it has a timer. It can be set for 30 minute increments. For example; start cooking two hours from now.
1197434
The timer is a count down timer. It does not have a real time clock. To use it you need to turn the heater on and then set the runt time 1hr, 2hr, etc. You cannot use it like an alarm clock.
2208107
It's not exactly a timer as in one you set but the cooker knows when the rice is done and turns itself off. I think it knows by how much water is in it because if you do brown rice you need to use more water and it cooks longer.
714595
There is a timer for up to 2 hours and then it will shut off. If you don't use the timer you would set the cooking temperature to a low value and you check the stock as it simmers. Saying that, we have not used it for more than an hour or so at one time but I don't see why you couldn't use it for a longer time.From the manual "The timer is an optional function. You can either choose one of the preprogrammed times or you can use the Cooktop without setting a time.We have had the Cooktop for almost 2 months and so far are very pleased with it's operation.
2026407
It doesn't have a timer. If you are going to set it to cook and then leave, then you should've put it at the lowest setting and if your meal is not done when you return, then you can raise it to a higher setting until it is done.
2034699
No timer, put your meal in and it will be ready at meal time. Wont burn, no worties!
157519
Don't know for sure, for doubtful. (Don't think these units are that sophisticated.) Suggestion - buy an inexpensive digital kitchen from Amazon or William-Sonoma, or better yet, use the Timer on a digital wrist watch, you'll never overcook anything. Good luck!
711159
No, you just have to check on your food. You can always set another timer in your kitchen, like the one on many stoves.
435053
Jwv''s answer is correct. Cook time is described accrately in the response. I do not know of any time setting for start of cooking.It is a dandy little cooker. Wouldn't change it if I could.
357301
Keep your second hand timer at the ready and time how long it takes to bake to the doneness you prefer.
1070109
Select the operation you want (bake, broil, cookies, etc., not toast), then select desired temperature with up/down arrows, then select the amount of time with the up/down arrows and push convection button. This works for me.
696097
Plug it into a timer- My regular crock pot cooks fast so I just plug it into a lamp timer and it all good.
839684
Yes. Two simple ways are to: 1. Press the "Add 30 Sec" button. Each press adds 30 seconds. 2. Press the "Cooking Menu" button and then select "Cook by Time". You can then rotate the knob to select the amount of time.
357303
This product doesn't have a timer on it. You control the length of cooking time.
1644186
The time of day shows on the clock except when you are cooking something, and then it shows the cooking time countdown. It has a timer only option also, but that doesn't display (which is frustrating) it just rings when the timer is done.Hope that helps.