Is it normal for crazing after one use 250 degrees
1381401
Mine did, but it still works fine. Just remember to always put it in a cold oven, not one that is pre-heated.
515998
Do not put too much lit charcoal lumps onto the main pile of lump charcoal. Watch the temperature gauge, it understates by 50 degrees, so when it shows 200 it is actually around 250. Be careful with the vents opening, do not let them open too much or the temperature will run away from you. Good luck.
316464
It shouldn't be over heating, but a cool down period is normal after a safety shutdown. I run mine for a solid hour, most times. Be sure you are grinding items recommended for the mill. If it is quickly overheating under normal operating conditions, you may have a defective unit.
1871883
I think it is normal. I don't believe they go all the way down to 180 degrees.
1641900
doesn't sound normal - especially the textured surface. It wouldn't let for proper making of crepe.After a couple of uses the whole surface should be black - that doesn't go away. And it should be equally as hot throughout.
1641899
doesn't sound normal - especially the textured surface. It wouldn't let for proper making of crepe. After a couple of uses the whole surface should be black - that doesn't go away. And it should be equally as hot throughout.
2266552
Hey...same thing happened to me. Shake it to 'fluff up' the down. Puff it w your hand too. I did that for about 10 min. Mine ended up expanding. Mine is actually too warm for me. I have to run the heat down 4-5 degrees more than I used to.. but then I don't want to get out of bed in the am. Good luck w it...should be fine.Morrison
1328901
I have not noticed any crazing on my Mikasa Italian Countryside. I do use the microwave. Good luck.
2170198
I haven't cooked on that high of a heat yet. I have been using it for all day crockpot cooking. I'm using 250 degrees to cook a pork loin. I leave for work at 7am and get home at 5pm and it is cooked perfectly...not overcooked. I can tell you that my larger 18qt nesco definitely hits the 425 degrees when I boil down spaghetti sauce for canning.
1949786
Well theres different temperatures. The highest is 450. And thats really hot. So if you don't want that high keep it low
2250007
No, It claims it can withstand 250 degrees but my experience has been that not only is not suitable for that use; although I mixed equal parts of resin and hardener it does not set up hard enough to hold plastic together for anything but light use.
1528773
I have experienced temperatures that were higher than the setting on the thermostat (151 F rather than 147 F). I believe this was caused by packing large pieces of turkey into a crock pot to minimize the amount of liquid. This led to lack of circulation. I plan to put something like a cooling rack into the bottom of the crock pot next time to leave space for circulation.
519644
It was 110 Degree's today in Las Vegas. my jar of cream was ridiculously hot when I took it from the mail box. I have the same concerns!!
249231
They are rated at 750 degrees, not sure how hot you are thinking but mine were used on high so far
643090
No that is not normal. The range of temperature in Fahrenheit should be about 0 to 799 degrees. I do not know what it should be in Celsius. Sound like your unit has a bug in it
2247324
If shooting on on a towel with no nozzle or extension, I was seeing 130 to 150 degrees at point of impact most of the time. Sometimes I'd see blips to 160 or 170 but it was consistently over 130 degrees at point of impact on a rag using an infrared thermometer.
1517610
Mike, it is a bad idea to buy this regardless of temperature. IF you get one with adjustment screws you might be able to zero it at the common 25m. If it has no set screws then who knows. Save the money from buying this piece of junk and purchase a better made one.