Are you supposed to leave the water running the entire cycle or is there a point where you turn it off? If not this might run up my water bill :/
1713351
Yes...However, it really doesn't use alot of water. Although the faucet is turned on the entire time, the dishwasher only pulls water from it at certain times. So the water is not running into the dishwasher the whole time. ...Hope that helps.
1811653
Mine has never done that. Sounds like you have a defective unit. I would contact the manufacturer if I was you. Normally they run for about a 1 hour cleaning cycle and shut off. I have a larger pool (18'x36' oval) and I usually have to run it through two cycles to completely clean the pool.
1946775
You need to unplug it. That's the same as all pet fountains I've seen. Mine runs 24/7.
1297892
It runs until it is out of water then the lights start flickering on and off indicating that you should unplug it or put more water in it. I've never let it run past this point so I do not know if it turns itself off.
2078063
For me 3 give or take on full speed. If I want it to run through the night which I do almost nightly I put it on the 30 second on/off setting and it does run until morning. It sometimes shuts off before I wake up but it is automatic when the water runs out.
2190996
The fitting has nothing to do with the problem. The problem is internal. I believe it is the diagram which will not let the pump shut off once it is activated. Once the water is drained and the float lowers/returns to the normal "off" position, the water never turns off.
1617786
Yes, Auto shut off when the water level is full. It even has a code that comes up on the display so you know it's off due to being full and not some other failure. This unit has the ability to drain through a hose so you don't have to use auto shut off if you have a drain available. Another feature is you set the humidity level you want (in % humidity) and it shuts off when you reach that level
1914542
We have ours on for about 2-3 hours at a time with no shut off. (We want it that way.) It doesn't "run low on water." You can know how much water or coffee you have by the meter on the front.
1582452
No. It will always go back water saving mode after the shower turn off. But it is the only mode I use.
584913
I never let it run to that point. Always monitored it as it is not one with auto shut off. replaced an older one that worked well for many years, but was cautioned to not let it run dry as it would burn out. So I continue the same process.
1423874
I had to pour out half of the water. It runs about 30 minutes before turning off.
383577
Yes, you remove tank to fill it. Don't know about leaving it running, I wouldn't try it. I'm sure instructions say don't do that.
860183
There is a knob that u set whether u want it to run continuously or have it shut off! I only keep it on continuous because if ur basement holds a lot of water, you'll need to run it continuously until it drys out! Hope this helps alittle!! This work great!! Fills up fast!! Does a great job!!
571050
Yes. You can leave it on. It's meant to keep hot water available at all times. That said if you are going away or don't plan to use it for several days I'd turn it off. You will probably want to run a fresh carafe of water through it to. If you are not a frequent 'coffee maker' then having a unit that is always on and full of water may not be the right solution for you. Good luck.
545900
Yes you need to drain it. If you are running it continuously and you don't drain it the water will drain onto your floor.
1632564
When the unit cycles off, the fan does not run. However it has a very annoying design fault. Say you set the RH (relative humidity) at 50%. Once the dehumidifier reaches it, it will then turn off, but it is usually for less than a minute, since it doesn't take long for the humidity to climb back up. It doesn't sound like a big deal, until you realize how loud the machine is and how distracting it is when it is going on and off every 3 minutes. But if you leave in a very humid place (I live in Miami, FL) it is always running until the bucket fills up.... so no annoying on/off for me. When the unit cycles off, the fan does not run. However it has a very annoying design fault. Say you set the RH (relative humidity) at 50%. Once the dehumidifier reaches it, it will then turn off, but it is usually for less than a minute, since it doesn't take long for the humidity to climb back up. It doesn't sound like a big deal, until you realize how loud the machine is and how distracting it is when it is going on and off every 3 minutes. But if you leave in a very humid place (I live in Miami, FL) it is always running until the bucket fills up.... so no annoying on/off for... » Read More When the unit cycles off, the fan does not run. However it has a very annoying design fault. Say you set the RH (relative humidity) at 50%. Once the dehumidifier reaches it, it will then turn off, but it is usually for less than a minute, since it doesn't take long for the humidity to climb back up. It doesn't sound like a big deal, until you realize how loud the machine is and how distracting it is when it is going on and off every 3 minutes. But if you leave in a very humid place (I live in Miami, FL) it is always running until the bucket fills up.... so no annoying on/off for me. « Show Less
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It just seems like a design flaw that totally goes against common sense. Other companies make the water shut off when the battery dies. I would worry that I would come home from an extended vacation to find my patio drenched and my water bill 10 x the usual number.