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<blockquote data-quote="Cowcatcher" data-source="post: 3221809" data-attributes="member: 43171"><p>Well, Evenheat sends you a daggum disc with the instructions on it I guess. No paper manuals whatsoever. But there is a lil paper that says you can download the manuals online or call em and they'll send you paper manuals. So, I called em and got the manuals coming last week. Then, I figured I'd watch the DVD before the manuals arrived. Guess what, it ain't a DVD I guess cuz my screen just says "disc error" when you try to play it. Must be a disc you play in a computer. I said the heck with it and waited on manuals in the mail. They finally made it. Shoot, Evenheat coulda saved themselves $3 by including em to begin with. So I got both manuals read lastnight and today I ran the "break-in" cycle. Yup, it gets hot n such. This program I ran was what the manual suggested. </p><p>I set the controller to heat up at a rate of 1,000 degrees per hour to a max temp of 1,800 degrees and then hold 1,800 for 10 minutes. In the hold cycle the most it fluctuated was plus or minus 3 degrees. I kept an eye on the clock and the temp and it ran up 100 degrees every 6mins exactly. The max ramp up speed is 9999 degrees per hour and I guess is most commonly used when hardening. I didn't run that speed yet so I can't say just how fast she will get to a desired hardening temp. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]134689[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]134690[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]134691[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cowcatcher, post: 3221809, member: 43171"] Well, Evenheat sends you a daggum disc with the instructions on it I guess. No paper manuals whatsoever. But there is a lil paper that says you can download the manuals online or call em and they'll send you paper manuals. So, I called em and got the manuals coming last week. Then, I figured I'd watch the DVD before the manuals arrived. Guess what, it ain't a DVD I guess cuz my screen just says "disc error" when you try to play it. Must be a disc you play in a computer. I said the heck with it and waited on manuals in the mail. They finally made it. Shoot, Evenheat coulda saved themselves $3 by including em to begin with. So I got both manuals read lastnight and today I ran the "break-in" cycle. Yup, it gets hot n such. This program I ran was what the manual suggested. I set the controller to heat up at a rate of 1,000 degrees per hour to a max temp of 1,800 degrees and then hold 1,800 for 10 minutes. In the hold cycle the most it fluctuated was plus or minus 3 degrees. I kept an eye on the clock and the temp and it ran up 100 degrees every 6mins exactly. The max ramp up speed is 9999 degrees per hour and I guess is most commonly used when hardening. I didn't run that speed yet so I can't say just how fast she will get to a desired hardening temp. [ATTACH=full]134689[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]134690[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]134691[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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