Don't have a manual for this heater. Can someone tell me how to set the "ECO" mode, PLEASE!
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Send her a manual. It should also have info on replacement parts and warranty as well.
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Try using this website for manuals. http://www.lifesmartproducts.com/tech-support/infrared-heater-manuals.html
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If the heater is set on LOW, it will run continuously. Pressing the MODE button to the thermostat setting will allow for you to set your desired temperature. If you have questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-546-5637. We're open Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 8 PM Eastern.
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A woman I ran in to at Lowes sad she bought the Eco heater and it got so hot it could burn. She said she bought this heater from the manufacturer and it does not. - side note- the manufacturer sells this heater for 139.00
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Here is a link to the manual. http://www.sharpusa.com/ForHome/HomeEnvironment/AirConditioners/AFS100RX.aspx?view=manuals
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I use Eco mode for close-up heating - - when I'm sitting at the computer and just want to heat my immediate area. It doesn't force the heat out to the same extent as on high, so you can keep it closer to yourself (or whatever you want to be warmer). I don't think it makes sense to have it oscillate in Eco mode, since it defeats the purpose of lower heat for a smaller area.I also use Eco mode in my bedroom - - so I can keep the rest of the house even cooler - - so the fan doesn't alternate higher and lower, disturbing my sleep.
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Hello, You might try to unplug it from the wall outlet for a minute and plug it back in again. If it doesnt work try it again. If that doesnt help your control thermostat on the front panel on the unit might be defective. I never liked the Lifesmart Heaters because mine was bought defective right out of the box new. It increased my electric bill too because it ran constantly. I will never buy another one again. If you need a new thermostat control you have to take the whole unit apart. If you have some warranty left on it they might fix it at the factory if you ship it to them. My Lifesmart Heater has a help number located on the back panel or check your owners manual. I hope this helps you out. Hello, You might try to unplug it from the wall outlet for a minute and plug it back in again. If it doesnt work try it again. If that doesnt help your control thermostat on the front panel on the unit might be defective. I never liked the Lifesmart Heaters because mine was bought defective right out of the box new. It increased my electric bill too because it ran constantly. I will never buy another one again. If you need a new thermostat control you have to take the whole unit apart. If you have some warranty left on it they might fix it at the factory if you ship it to them. My Lifesmart... » Read More Hello, You might try to unplug it from the wall outlet for a minute and plug it back in again. If it doesnt work try it again. If that doesnt help your control thermostat on the front panel on the unit might be defective. I never liked the Lifesmart Heaters because mine was bought defective right out of the box new. It increased my electric bill too because it ran constantly. I will never buy another one again. If you need a new thermostat control you have to take the whole unit apart. If you have some warranty left on it they might fix it at the factory if you ship it to them. My Lifesmart Heater has a help number located on the back panel or check your owners manual. I hope this helps you out. « Show Less
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We tried it on my brothers new camper...it ran air but does not need to be in the eco mode. We verified that the air conditioner was 15,000 BTU. Hope this helps.
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You set the temperature by pressing the top button until the temp starts to change. It will only move up then cycle back down to a lower temperature after you reach the maximum temperature. I had a hard time figuring this out also as the instructions are not clear. If you just hold the button down it will turn the unit on and off, so you have to repeatedly press the button to get it to cycle through the temperature settings. Seems like when the temperature was lower the unit would just flash but once is was in the 70's it would stop flashing. Now that it is set I love the heater, does a great job.
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I no longer have this model, but I believe you flip over the plug that attaches to the unit itself... there should be a red arrow for warming and a blue one for cooling.
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It turns the heating coil from max to min several times to save electricity. This would be fine except when the heating coil goes from max to min the fan spins faster and much louder so it actually is annoying. For some reason, the fan is louder on the min setting (which DeLonghi calls "1"). Here is a quote from the instructions: Eco function In this operating mode the appliance will automatically set the power level to gua- rantee the best comfort reducing the energy consumption. In this operating mode the unit may switch the heating power level from maximum to minimum and viceversa, several times in an hour.
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Turn heater on and let it run for a minute to produce heat. Then touch the set Button> It will display the temp. > the heater is set at and flash. Use the up and down buttons to set desired temp. Then touch the set button to lock it in. This heater does not constantly display temp, the panel will go off, but the heater is still on the auto setting. I do not like this heater as much as my higher end Comfort ZONE Heater, but for the price it does OK. There should be no codes, sometimes if you set the timer the 1hr looks like a code, if you want to use the timer, follow the instructions, they didn,t to to bad regarding that feature... Hope this Helped ! Turn heater on and let it run for a minute to produce heat. Then touch the set Button> It will display the temp. > the heater is set at and flash. Use the up and down buttons to set desired temp. Then touch the set button to lock it in. This heater does not constantly display temp, the panel will go off, but the heater is still on the auto setting. I do not like this heater as much as my higher end Comfort ZONE Heater, but for the price it does OK. There should be no codes, sometimes if you set the timer the 1hr looks like a code, if you want to use the timer, follow the instructions,... » Read More Turn heater on and let it run for a minute to produce heat. Then touch the set Button> It will display the temp. > the heater is set at and flash. Use the up and down buttons to set desired temp. Then touch the set button to lock it in. This heater does not constantly display temp, the panel will go off, but the heater is still on the auto setting. I do not like this heater as much as my higher end Comfort ZONE Heater, but for the price it does OK. There should be no codes, sometimes if you set the timer the 1hr looks like a code, if you want to use the timer, follow the instructions, they didn,t to to bad regarding that feature... Hope this Helped ! « Show Less
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It works great for us! I usually turn it on in the bedroom an hour or 2 before my son gets home from school for the weekend. Obviously, make sure it's plugged in! You're supposed to have the dial turned all the way down, turn it on, then turn the dial up all the way, then back to where you want it. We usually keep it straight up. If yours is not turning on at all, maybe its defective. If it's not "heating" your room, is the room too big for it? The rooms we use them in range from 10x12 to 14x16, and they work just fine. Allows us to keep rest of house cooler, save on oil. The added electric is way less than heating an entire drafty old house! It works great for us! I usually turn it on in the bedroom an hour or 2 before my son gets home from school for the weekend. Obviously, make sure it's plugged in! You're supposed to have the dial turned all the way down, turn it on, then turn the dial up all the way, then back to where you want it. We usually keep it straight up. If yours is not turning on at all, maybe its defective. If it's not "heating" your room, is the room too big for it? The rooms we use them in range from 10x12 to 14x16, and they work just fine. Allows us to keep rest of house cooler, save on oil. The... » Read More It works great for us! I usually turn it on in the bedroom an hour or 2 before my son gets home from school for the weekend. Obviously, make sure it's plugged in! You're supposed to have the dial turned all the way down, turn it on, then turn the dial up all the way, then back to where you want it. We usually keep it straight up. If yours is not turning on at all, maybe its defective. If it's not "heating" your room, is the room too big for it? The rooms we use them in range from 10x12 to 14x16, and they work just fine. Allows us to keep rest of house cooler, save on oil. The added electric is way less than heating an entire drafty old house! « Show Less
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Rob- Sorry, But Can't Help You. I Purchased the Heater About a Year ago and Have Given it to a Good Friend. Myself, After trying the Heater Out, I Was "VERY EMPRESSED" !!!. It was the Best Heater We Found, to Heat My Friends Garage, for Our Weekly Card Game. Hope It Helps ? Take care Ken
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The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you.
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I do not have this experience yet. It seems like the heater should be shut off when power goes out, restarting the unit should require manual reset. Hope the unit is designed this way.
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Econo-Heat 0603 E-Heater doesn't have thermostat, White Econo-Heat 0603 E-Heater, White I got this with Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat
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Yes, there is a plug in programmable module that plugs into the wall. The EconHeat plug will plug into the module and you can set various on/of temperatures according to your need. If you do not buy the EconoHeat with the installed thermostat, be sure to buy the modules, they work great. Use this: Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat