How to Programme set an Electric Heater to come on and turn off with time, Delonghi Heater.
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- How to Programme set an Electric Heater to come on and turn off with time, Delonghi Heater.
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had this heater years ago when i was a kid, loved the noises and smell it used to make. made me feel so cozy at home during the winter.
Ah yes, carcinogens have some of the neatest smells....reminds me of the mothballs that my mother used to put in the cedar chest... Or the 2-4D that my dad sprayed just outside my bedroom window. They both died of cancer...and I had a near death experience as well!
@@delinquense great to hear hope it happens again!!
@@delinquensedamn that’s crazy because it only smells when you are breaking it in new from the store
Update: And now it appears that I will be joining them shortly. WTF?
We have this exact heater and you have saved me time in turning to figure the timer control. I knew the middle setting had a function, just didn’t know what. THANK YOU!!
No worries! :)
Thank you! Have been waking up in the middle of the night to turn off my heater cos I didn't understand how to use the timer until seeing your video!
Perfect. Thank you for your message! 👍 Glad I could help.
I come back to this video about once a year because I always forget how to take the heater in the spare room off timer so I can use it when needed. Thank you!
That's great. I love that about UA-cam videos. They live forever! 🙂
How can I thank you! Now I can breathe. Cold air sets off my asthma. Now it’s warm again. Thank you, thank you 🌺🤦♀️💜🤦♀️🌺
I just rented my very first place and this is the only source of heat in the entire place. I noticed the dial on it and assumed it was just one of the ways of to change the heat, but I'm actually glad to know it's a timer and this actually helped me out a lot.
*Thank You Mark Clark. :-)*
Your instructions saved me a lot of stress.
I hope you have a great day!
Yey!
Many thanks for describing this type of timer. Makes you wonder why manufacturers make these so difficult to understand when instruction book is not available! 🙈
So many things are complicated until someone just shows you.
Thank you. Just bought a used one of the same model in Hong Kong. Your vid saved my night
Thank you so much! Finally understand all these switches and what they do.
Ahh my saviour!! Thank you :D I've been wondering about this for ages.... Going to try out the timer thing tonight :)
kittenxx Glad I helped!! :)
Mark Clark thank you heater genius! Only time will tell if I followed your instructions properly. Timer to switch on at 5am tomorrow morning :)
Is it cold where your are!? Boiling here!
Mark Clark not freezing! As cold as Sydney, Australian winter can get haha but 2 degrees tonight so pretty cold ❄️
Mark Clark p.s. I’ve been using my timer this winter thanks to you :D
I tried for days to work this out. Like the last post , i had the pins back to front ,Finally I had the TA! DA! moment and could see how it all worked:) Thanks
I don’t have the switch in the middle of the timer. Is it used only to turn on ? Or to turn off as well ?
It can be used to turn it off also.
Thank you. Now I get it. There was no instructions.
Hahah, the heater I was trying to figure out doesn't even have a brand name on it. Turns out- the timers are on when they're on the outside, and off on the inside! Thought the damn thing was broken for a good while, why the hell is this such an unnecessarily complicated mechanism?
Thanks for saving my time and stress
Wondered what the different icons meant - well done sir!
I had to look it up lol. Great explanation.
Nice and clear, very helpful, thank you!
Awsome video, clear and concise!
Thanks ,so thats how it works ,now just to sort the ends that keep coming of
Thank you so much for the video, very helpful
Thank you very much, easy to understand when I can see it done....:-}
Legend, ty sir
Amazing video!
Amazing saved my life man
No problem. Glad to have helped.
Not even the right brand. But it works. THANK YOU!
ahhhh....so outside rings are off....inner rings are on!......(lost my instructions)....yes just tried it....works fine....thanks
thank you so much
No problem! :)
Thank you good sir.
Hi Mark, or other users,
I got the exactly same model DeLonghi dragon3. I just wonder that my unit is constantly making “Buzzing noise or electricity current noise”. That’s very annoying and even louder i switch to high temperature.
Does it happen to your unit too? Or anyone have a clue how to fix the problem.
It just making difficult to sleep at night.
I have another model from DeLonghi which is working perfectly without the buzzing noise.
Hi Pal. My hearing is not that good but I don't think mine makes much buzzing noise but if they are drawing lots of electricity that would happen.
My building heater at work broke so we found this heater in the back. Ours must have been an older version than in this video because there wasn’t the timer icon on that dial. Just the numbers and the red switches.
The numbers 1-24 are the only indication that it was a timer, but I didn’t put that together until watching your video so thank you. I do feel obliged to vent my frustration and say - what a poorly designed hunk of useless shit
They are.....annoying 😟
You pointed at 13 on the timer and said it is midnight. That is actually 1pm (1 o'clock afternoon). Midnight is 24.
Well spotted Jeff. 🤦
Thanks dude.
my radiator makes noise when it starts to heat is from gorenje company what can i do
My experience is they often make noise initially.
Thanks
Very handy. Thanks!
I have delonghi rapid it keeps turning off. Can anyone help
Why this heater turn on and off very often? Help plz
Sameera Pc Yes probably!
Probably your thermostat reaching its temp and shutting off power until it cools down a bit, at which point it clicks on again
TY! 👏🏽🙏🏼😊✌🏼️
Not sure if you helped or hindered me.... I still have no idea how to work it!
Watch it again. 👍
Still dont understand a timer mechanism
adam The whole thing moves round. Then when it gets to each red switch it stays on or turns off.
Hi Adam! It took me months to fully understand my Delonghi *Magnum* Oil Heater. The Timer on that older unit does not have a little switch on the Timer to leave it *constantly* *on* . Try "bouncing" Mark Clark's Superb detail video here with an Elizabeth Montgomery *Bewitched* "Know it all" Music Video of a DeLonghi Heater that's less than 34 seconds - ua-cam.com/video/tgDYHu9T6Vs/v-deo.html - to get *_the_*_ _*_gist_* of what's going on over-all.
De’Longhi TAKE NOTE!!!
Alguien que me lo explique en español por favor
Teeth in on, teeth out off. I think?
Этот тоже хорош ua-cam.com/video/LzSaPn089D4/v-deo.html
Thanks lol I have this same heater and was just trying to figure it out xD
I must have an older model but every small space heater I’ve gotten just stopped working while this super old thing we’ve had as long as I’ve been alive basically (28 years) I never understood the damn dial but it being a timer makes SO much more sense. I had zero clue how it worked so when it would be like ice cold I was like “what happened” 🫠😂