Whenever there is a quick off and on off power, which I seem to have quite often, my stove goes to the high level when it comes back on. Is there anything I can do to prevent this. If the power is off for say at least a minute I am okay, because I then have to start it myself.
Stove goes to high when there is a momentary power loss.
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John97
Feeling the Heat
I hope, at least, you have a surge protector on it. Your best option would be a UPS as it would eliminate your problem entirely.
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
That's odd, Most go to the lowest heat setting. What stove do you own? Best to put that info in your sig or we will keep asking.
john97 is right on the money. a UPS is great for power interuptions. I'm in the market for one too! ;-)
john97 is right on the money. a UPS is great for power interuptions. I'm in the market for one too! ;-)
Whats the stove? A Quad (not an AE) may want to go through its start-up process again. So it would seem as if its on High.
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
There should be a table in the manual for your stove telling you what it does when power comes on after it has lost power. Not all stoves act the same.
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