How many of the lower heat settings are controlled by on/off pulsing of the element? On my Fagor model settings 1 & 2 are this way.
1636391
It seems like all the settings up til about 7. I've learned to adapt to it. After a while you discover it's not a really big deal.
1636392
I believe all the temp settings will pulse on and off like a microwave. The numbered settings pulse too. Not sure how many of those pulse as we predominately use the temp settings.
1165818
jim, if i understand your question correctly, here's what happens on the duxtop. when first turned on it shows 320 degrees. pulsing on/off does not change that setting. if i set the unit to show a number setting, toggling only brings back 320. so, all of the low settings are controlled by the "+" and "-" switch. jh
57504
It has two settings for heat, two settings for air speed, and a switch to turn off the ions (never will want to though!) and a cool air button. The speed of the low is quite powerful, and the high settings is ultra powerful. I agree that most other hair dryers on low can be weak and can be a time waster. Not the case with the Sedu!
2017049
I no longer have this unit although I am looking forward to purchasing another one--it got damaged in a recent move. I don't recall being able to set it to a specific temperature. From my recollection I believe you could set it from low to high or a range in between based on a dial but it never turns the unit off and on I don't believe, it just adjusts the radiant heat feature. I am responding from memory so I could be wrong.
225142
Mine is working fine. I only intermittently use the high heat setting since it gets so hot, I have to switch to a lower setting, or cool occasionally. But, so far, so good! No complaints here.
1542509
There is a button that you push for heat after you turn it on; on ours it is the third button and you can select two settings for heat
2213292
We have no problem with the base electrical element whatsoever. We've had these for at least three years. It heats just fine and it turns itself off when it is heated to boiling. No problem. We've had two of them; the first one developed a problem with the on-off switch but so far this one is fine. In fact, we didn't want any other than this model.
305202
There is just an on and off button, no heat settings. There is also no auto off feature, you need to make sure to shut if off. It does work great though!
2101342
there is a nob on the right side it has 3 settings no heat just falme then low and high,
1647973
It seems to switch on and off to control temp. I use it to warm up hookah charcoal, I don't use it for any real cooking.
382425
This is what you would expect to see. The drive current to generate the heat is turned on an off as the temperature of the gas is regulated to a constant value. The soldering iron drive will show comparable behavior.
154386
The highest heat setting is both switches flipped up in the On position with the heat dial fully turned clockwise to level 6...The heat dial runs clockwise from lowest 1 to highest 6.To set the heater to the LOW setting, Turn on the left switch on only, medium setting would be the right switch engaged. The heater has many power levels to choose from. Low , medium, and highest(1 thru 6 each). Without the book, I hope this helps explain the settings.
525427
Yes, two settings, high and low. The on/off is on the keypad on the right side of the handle of the oven. Hope that helps.
370303
they do come with a high/low/off switch already. The thing is, the wattage difference between the high and low elements aren't that different. I believe it's 24 and 36 watts on high. Heat is heat when you're cold riding. if it's too hot cycle between the off and low setting. It takes a while to cool down.
917130
You can control this by using a PID, an SSR with a PWM circuit, or a SSR-V, which is an SSR to which you can just connect a potentiometer to control its on/off state. The element itself is either on or off, but using one of those options you are basically cutting power in and out to the element at set intervals (which may be on the order of milliseconds or up to seconds at a time, depending on which you use). I use an SSR-V and a potentiometer only, and it works great. I can basically turn it full on or full off, or anywhere in between. If I were doing it again, I'd use a PID, and I probably will upgrade soon.
125349
Two settings on this model. Low and high. I returned mine, because I need more flexibility in the temperatures for cooking. A different model has the range of temperatures that I needed.
1149591
Yes! I prefer gas as it's easier to control temp. With electric I use 2 burners, one to bring to temperature and one set on med-low for timing. Electric does not respond as quickly as gas for heat control. Hope this helps, I love my Fagor and use it quite a bit.
1627081
Very cool. Thanks. Im hoping its the temp sensor as I already replaced the element so far and thats the only thing left. Thanks again