How to: set the timer on your oil heater - Noel Leeming

Have you seen that round disk on your oil heater but not quite sure how it works? We'll show you how to set the timer on your oil heater so you can come home to a pre-heated environment. Nice!

[@si6037]

Thank you!
Clear, brief and concise
This is exactly what I wanted to know

[@isaacarus]

FYI on my delonghi oil heater the pins go "in" for on, "out" for off.

[@BigJohnnyJ]

Thanks 😊

[@Gnothiseauton777.]

I just tried 3 times… worked that out and was debating if I got a dud or they’re all the opposite and the video is just wrong lmaoo

[@Gnothiseauton777.]

So thank you :)

[@alanmccarthy5057]

Nice and to the point, thanks for the quick explanation 👍

[@simonlean-massey1097]

Cheers - very useful and applicable to many many models

[@barbarastraughn5693]

thank you - haven't used one of these for a long time and had forgotten it all

[@f3nt0]

I just moved to a new place and this is soooo helpful!

[@ashbytilley9066]

Agree with Isaacarus, pegs in when on, and out when off on my heater.

[@MrNetolon]

simple and efficient instructions ! thanks

[@henryzr23]

Hi, thanks for the video, just one question, the timer switch has 3 positions, "0" "I" and "Timer" positions, I understand that when in "0" positions the heater doesn't work, and in "Timer" position the heater works in conjunction with the timer, but what does the heater do in the "I" position?, thanks

[@iloveyourcowboyhat]

Probably just works regardless of the timer being on or off.

[@goodbyepolarbears172]

Is THAT what it does? I have had conflicting advice on that three way switch and can't seem to find the answer at all. So is position 0 like a child lock making the heater not function at all (just the clock dial turning so long as the heater's plugged in but not doing anything and the two power switches also bypassed)? And so position 1 is a functioning heater that ignores the clock (even though the clock still keeps time as long as it is plugged in)?

[@MrAnsondota]

saved my life

[@pompeyo7]

Thank you for posting

[@iamlovingawareness2600]

Very helpful thank you

[@allnations360]

Is it possible to set the timer to turn on the heater at around 4am while you’re asleep?

[@flamingsunshine]

Thank you so much

[@kendallx1213]

That helps thank you

[@vdeligma]

thanks for the nice video very informative

[@roshanmadhuranga3528]

Thanks a lot. 😊😊

[@genie121]

So on mine- it’s plugged in, timer ready - but do I need to switch the dial from off? To on?

[@designertjp-utube]

Hi! Well I would say so, yes. I figure this is the way to fully activate your Timer (at least on my DeLonghi "Magnum" Model).

[@asadkhanbb]

really helpful

[@HookSniffer]

I still don't understand how the timer works

[@buuzy252]

Bro they fucking krazy with their videos shit !

[@NEBUL4]

Only for smart ppl

[@Alexandra.med_mty]

we are two now

[@glestellekahl4782]

is there an oil level? where is it situated? do they need to be topped up with oil? how much oil is required for eAch model?

[@tonygriffith1]

~ Hello Glestelle, in answer to your question, NO I don't believe oil is needed. According to the manual, for my model CYAA45-7T, it states the oil is sealed in the unit when shipped from the manufacture and does not need to be added or will it run out. This may be the same, for most oil filled radiators.
However, refer to the manual or check with a store representative for peace of mind. ;-)

[@dympnabewick2552]

How do you attach the feet to the heater? I have mislaid instruction booklet.

[@billybatson8689]

Anyone know online where I can buy this part. The one on my heater broke

[@gibzon6240]

Thank u

[@no1un0]

Thanks!

[@oldtimescotchcollieotsc427]

Thank you!

[@lisagreenberg2107]

Mine is on when in.

[@dunstanhomestead9227]

Thank Christ for that

[@smallk6453]

Don’t buy one with timer unless you want to have sleepless nights listening to the heater tick tick tick tick tick tick......... all night long and get louder overtime. Drives you nuts.

[@deeppurple2124]

Stupid timer design, don't have any indication or user guide in the heater

[@tehno-park]

Этот тоже хорош th-cam.com/video/LzSaPn089D4/w-d-xo.html

[@EscobaaPablo]

2/3 euros per hours that’s expensive ain’t it ?

[@niallgill8596]

No help at all

[@SJG-96]

The video is too fast. Some users are seniors and can’t follow your instructions too well. Sorry

[@Carehuea]

This has got to be one of the absolute, all-time stupidest timer systems. Hands down...

[@hdonner5960]

I think this is a prank. Good one. It’s exactly the opposite in reality.

[@latoshapalmer1878]

Sooooo non helpful

[@oliviamefi1187]

Fugg thats so fast 👎

[@MegaEva321]

man u can pause the video you know?

[@designertjp-utube]

True Dat! You can also slow the video down if you wish. I sometimes have to set the Playback Speed of some fast talking Car Stereo Salesmen down to .5 to catch the details.

[@designertjp-utube]

Well well! That was a nice quickie music Heater Video for Millennials! Now take a look at Mark Clark's worded longer *DeLonghi* Video - th-cam.com/video/ryqd3jlG87I/w-d-xo.html - as he helps explain to us older Folks what this Timer does. *isaacarus* ' comment below also saved my ass when he reminded us when the little pins are *_pushed_*_ _*_in_* the *heater* will be *on* .