I measured mine in multiple spots and it was dead on from the get go. This is good to know though.
Did this a couple of months ago with excellent results. My temps now stay within 1 or 2 points of actual!!! However, I have some possible errors in your advice and also have a couple of suggestions:In step 4. After you change to the C-13 setting -- hit the On/Off button once to obtain the current setting. Now the default factory setting is usually 1000. If you are actually 208* and the set temp is 225*, then IF you find the default C-13 number is 1000, then you would have to lower the C-13 setting to get the temp higher. Your math suggests the opposite. I would say that you need to divide CURRENT temp by the SET temp to get the desired setting. 208/225= 0.92444. Times 1000 would be 924 as your new setting. Makes sense since you have to lower the setting to raise the temp. NOW as an example: My desired temp of 350* was actually 380*. Sure enough my default setting at C-13 was 1000 (as I was told it might be). So dividing 380/350= 1.086 x 1000 or a setting of 1086. However, that was not the final adjusted C-13 setting. I had to tweek it a couple of times (yes is took a couple of hours to complete) and my final setting was 1066. And that was just 1* off the set temp. It has stayed right on ever since. Even at other temp settings it very close. Hope this is not confusing. Remember, Tim is the best way to go, especially if you are still under warranty.
Does anyone have a list of the C-Settings that they can share. I believe it was posted on pelletheads, but no longer active.
Quote from: snj1013 on September 29, 2017, 02:28:52 PMDoes anyone have a list of the C-Settings that they can share. I believe it was posted on pelletheads, but no longer active.Sadly I had this information on PH but it is long gone. I'll check my old emails and see if I still have it somewhere.
Quote from: bproffer on October 25, 2017, 04:50:29 PMQuote from: snj1013 on September 29, 2017, 02:28:52 PMDoes anyone have a list of the C-Settings that they can share. I believe it was posted on pelletheads, but no longer active.Sadly I had this information on PH but it is long gone. I'll check my old emails and see if I still have it somewhere. A forum member posted the C Settings yesterday in the Rec Tec forum.
I spent some time yesterday using the smoke unit to calibrate. I'm now within 3 degrees vs 30. Thanks for this great information...