How do I "power cycle" the machine? I just turned the power on and off for the cycle to begin again. Thank you.
644032
Sorry, no idea. My nitro power supply caught fire and nearly burned down my deck so I threw it away and bought an aquabot.
224948
This is the motor only. It will open and close as many times as you care cycle the power per day. You will need to buy a timer or controller to do this. See the bullet in the description: "Plug-in ready to your timer switch or X-10 controller. (Not included)". Of course, you can manually plug and unplug it to cycle the power as many times per day as you care to also. An example, <Power ON> motor moves line up, <Power Off> Motor on "standby", <Power ON> motor moves line down..... etc.
2049288
Mine resets to zero when the machine is off. You should be able to adjust with UP and DOWN arrows on the control panel. If it is stuck, try unplugging - mine sometimes gets stuck.
1377872
Did you leave it until it turned off by itself when cleaning? The first time I cleaned it I turned it off after the cycle had completed. Then read the book and learned I should have left it on until it turned off automatically. Had no problem the second time I cleaned it.
964706
Either, will shut off /reset, or can turn off manually/. The cycle seems like it last forever, but, that's its job. Have six in use.
856666
Try to do a manual reset and see if that works first. When you do a manual reset ( see instructions) you can then start over again. This timer/switch isn't at all hard to set. I set mine when I first got it and plugged it in and its been running almost a month now without fail. Hope this helps out.
513634
Turn the bottom knob to 0 and the top to the off position as well. The power is still going to the machine and the light is still on but it won't turn on automatically.
1710958
hold back and top when it turns off let it go and it would re start it!!!your welcome man and other people
1494828
The button on the left. Push it after turning on the machine. It should beep twice to let you know it's in the 2nd mode-intermittent. Push it again and it beeps once to let you know it's back on mode 1-running all the time.
172458
You must wait and the laptop will restart. When your machine restart, you must try turn it off again.
199459
there's a reset 'button' on the rear near the unit's on/off switch....use a straightened out paperclip or something similar.....
1670512
I'm with L. Sampson...the very first thing to do is prime the machine according to the instructions in the manual. The machine will not work if this has not been done.
698197
If you enabled SSH access, you can get in that way, but if you don't mind resetting it back to default, just hold in the reset button (the little hole on the back with the reset label) while you power cycle it. Use something like a toothpick to push the button.
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My first thought is it could be the belt. When you turn the machine on if the belt system is working properly a little green light will come on top of the belt housing. If that light doesn't come on, the belt is probably the problem.
1214032
actually i figured it out...when it's low you gotta hold the power button down for like 30 sec. before it starts up
2112561
It cycles to the next mode each time you turn it on. No matter how long its been turned off.
601976
You have to manually push the button on the power supply unit to start. Even you use a timer, you will still need to push the button.