How often should you use the refresh setting?
649657
The time I use it, is when there is more dampness. If it was raining or if I washed my truck or if I sweat a lot that day because of extremely hot weather. I am very pleased with it and wished I purchased it a few years back.
649658
We use it every time we turn on the power switch. We use Med humidity and 4 Hour setting. Remove batteries and put in another place and Don't use the battery tester as this uses up your battery power and can cut a day off of their usage. If you wear aids you know how many days you get before they go out anyway. We like this machine and have had no trouble with it. Hope this helps you.
1847940
The bigger the card you put in it, the longer the "refresh" cycle takes every time you add or delete anything. As a matter of fact, when you put a loaded card in, the first time you turn it on after that it will do a "refresh".
1459697
yes, i've used it numerous times. getting the right setting is a trial and error process though.
2099677
I have only used mine two or three times and I haven't noticed a problem. I keep mine set on 3 just about all the time.
1034409
I use mine once or twice a week only and it helps tremendously! :) I'm sure you could use it more or even less depending upon what you'd like. But twice a week has worked well for me!
1274479
It, of course, depends on whether the average setting is 'high" or "low".For me, it has been about 15 to 20 hours on the "almost always on high" setting.
2091043
Yes you can create a set time and save it and use it now and at later date. You can also clear the settings easily
1594420
Don't know yet, still using it but many application already using once a week.
1476445
How often should I put this on and for how long before I start over again? Like every other day for 2 weeks and then start over for example?
37985
yes, there is a time limit, you have to restart it every time after it stops.
1780000
If you click the button SETUP you will get two screens of options. The display frequency choices are preselected as 3, 5, 15 sec (maybe more but I did not look). Next is RANDOM or SEQUENTIAL image selection. You can program when this starts and ends during the day.
1857864
I would have to say it depends on both how often you use your coffee maker, and how good/bad your water is. If you have other water filters in house(maybe your fridge) I would put them on that same schedule. If not, if your water is decent then I would say once every couple of months. If your water is bad(or high in mineral/iron content) every month might be best.
544825
Yes Paul, it can be changed/reset without limit.Have had to do it few times already. Very easy to do.
1909343
I do not quite understand "Do I have to reset it every time?"Here is how it works: Once you hit the button, it stays on for 1 hour. Then it goes off. Next time when you use it, you hit the button again. So, there is no action required by you except that you hit the button. No action of "reset" by you is needed or allowed.
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It depends on what setting. I most commonly refill mine every 24 hours. But there are settings that diffuse more slowly. I think it can run for 48 hours nearly. There are also settings that diffuse more quickly.I just read the other post. There are four fan speed settings and 4-5 mode settings including intermittent ones. Many more options than high and low. I just started mine to see how long it runs.
680872
Sure....do it all the time...just make sure all your drivers are up to date.
562289
I wish I could help you..........I have mine set for just weekdays and different times for weekends. It's not very intuitive and when I've had to make changes it takes too long a time to re-learn what to do. But it works really well once it's set, and the override button is great. I encourage you to just review the tiny print instructions and play with the thing, eventually you'll get the settings you want. I've learned these digital devices with so many bells and whistles are annoying but I also figure it's part of keeping my head in current technology and I don't want to be too behind the tech curve. You wanted technical advice, not lifestyle....my apologies and good luck!