Reply to "AmeriQue in cold weather"

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I have a CS with the LCD pad and probe which I assume will be similar to the Amerique electronics. The quality and durability should not be an issue. The outside temperature may be an issue when you first turn it on. If it is near or below freezing, the control pad on my 250 will not work. It must be heated up to get the first setting but after that the heat of the unit keeps it plenty warm. There are no problems with any of the cooking functions once the original settings are made.
In the winter here in Missouri, I have to build a fire in the shed stove to warm up the controller or use a hair dryer for a few minutes to thaw it out then I am set to go.

5/3/063:31 PM

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