Can you tell me the distance (exluding the slant) from the base of the black dial to the surface of the dial? I will be plugging in a 6" heated aromatherapy unit that aligns vertically from the outlet and am concerned about the object 'bumping' into...
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I don't understand what dimension you are interested in. The depth of the dial is 5/16-inch. The bottom of the timer to the bottom of the dial is 2 1/8-inches. Does that answer your question? I can measure another part if you can help me figure out exactly what part to measure.
1738797
The dial easily rotates around to the size you need. Yours must be defective.
1298263
Hi Patricia. I measured my bulb (the glass part not the base) as 5 3/4 inches. So you should be fine. Btw hold the bulb with tissue or wear gloves when you put it in... this stops oil from your hand creating hot pots on the bulb... shouldn't be an issue but just a precaution. regards
1608749
I'm sorry, I can't help you on this one. I bought the replacement for a 20 yr old WOK(can't remember the model #: wait one: model 343) and the probe was a touch(several mm) too long to give a snug fit, but it does work...it just doesn't feel safe to use....but i'm careful. So I'd say if your model is more recent give it a try.
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From the mounting face of the panel it goes back pretty close to 1 7/8". But there are 2 flat terminals sticking back approx. another 3/8". I had limited clearance where I put mine so I had to find 90 degree flag terminals to hook it up. This was a real challenge for me because none of the usual places have 90 degree. Regular non-twist plugs work fine except Some plugs may not make e real "secure" connection. I have a Radio Shack solar trickle charger that would break connection at the slightest bump of the plug. I had to replace it with the plug that is the companion to this socket. But I have a DVD player that doesn't do this at all. 'Just depends on the plug, I guess.
230598
It sticks out 9/16 of an inch, just a hair over half an inch from the outlet. Depending on how your outlet is installed, most outlets will add roughly 1/4 inch onto that, but I've seen some poorly installed ones that stick out further.
1171472
The dial is calibrated in Celsius so I use a second digital thermometer to monitor in Fahrenheit. It works well but the delta, the temperature it turns off until it turns back on is about 30+ degrees wide, a little loose for my application for smoking meats. The price is right for what I was looking for at the moment. I just couldn't smoke cheese with that tolerance. I am using it with 110 voltage electric heater coil in a smoker. Voltage does not change the thermostat setting. That said, one has to consider the amperage rating of the contacts, 16 amps is the max. rating at either voltage
1121241
Bottom of heater to black plastic ~ 5". Another 2.5" to the tip of the dial control. Total would be barely under 8".
1388436
This was my issue. The spring is very right. You have to make sure you assembled it correctly with the dial in front. Then you should be able to just lean back, but mine won't. As I said the spring is too tight. I do not know how to contact the company and I can't remove the base to send it back. So i'm stuck.
1115832
Mine is 2 inches from the wall, a little less if measured from the face-plate of the outlet.
980784
It will press pasta that thin if the knob is held in place. Otherwise, the dial will turn to a wider thickness. I can only speak for the machine that I have though. It's not working properly.
1995026
Actually, I did not use the one from Angelo Brothers...it was defective on arrival! The one I purchased from Menards worked fine and was cheaper. However, the knurled knob should just slide off the dimmer shaft with little effort unless you can identify some sort of set screw holding it.
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I doubt there's anything wrong with your meter. All analog meters I've known are zeroed with the set screw located at the center of the movement. Many meters I've know have been able to be adjusted over a large span. Try it ... ideally, the meter's zero should be approximately in the center of the screw's range. If one side of the zero is much less than the other then, yes, you may want to exchange it.
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Sorry, Jeffrey, I never thought about it. I live in the States and it plugged into a regular socket fixture where it has worked fine ever since. Cord is not overly long btw. It does give off a lot of hot steam towards the end of its' cycle, so you don't want to position it under a cupboard. I have the pourer facing away from my 'above' cabinets. I like it well enough, but it's really not that much quicker than a regular stove top kettle. It pours cleanly and is helpful for filling hot water bottles and the like. I moved so not sure where my instruction booklet is - apologies for not answering this query properly.
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The outlet on the other side is in the middle of the two you can see in the pic.(that makes it a little higher up). Because the two you can see are raised from the plug that goes into the socket- I can use both outlets as they are higher than the round switch that controls the dimmer. I have to use the vertical tap going upward because of the polarized plug and the way it fits into the outlet on the wall. I have a dusk to dawn nightlight in the single outlet side and can plug the blow dryer into the other side without having to remove the nightlight.....the blow dryer was a problem as it has one of those small boxes on the plug with a reset button and wuld not fit into the wall outlet unless I removed the nightlight - this gadget solved the problem.
1687098
There should not be water in the dial. All it should do is to move the "Needle" to the correct pressure.I believe the gauge is defective.
1413092
I wish..I have it on a rack mounted shelf...in a rack. The unit is so light, it has to be the bottom unit with another "consumer" device sitting on top of it, otherwise when you push the main dial, it will just slide.If you can deal with that, it is a good unit.