Do you push or turn the knobs? My husband is handicapped so want to make sure it is a push operation, not a turn. Thank you
55920
You push the knobs They are really easy to push and you have enough surface area to put your thumb or the heel of your hand against it.
55921
It is push button. It usually takes me several pushes to get enough shower gel but I think it looks much neater than having multiple bottles in my shower.
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i Manually turn the knob to where off is written. But the light stops glowing after minutes of turning it ON when steralization is done.So i consider that as an indication and manually turn knob back to off. But havent seen it going to off ever like it would in say a dish washer or rice cooker
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Hmmm...not totally sure about your question...but let me say this....the knob doesn't function quite like a door knob...its basically a dead bolt that is actuated by a knob....on mine the knob is used to actuate the dead bolt back or forth(also note that the bolt is flat on the end and you can't swing close the door with bolt exposed out. U walk up to locked door, key in code, this allows you to rotate knob and it slides the bolt, you let go of knob and the knob itself springs back, the bolt stays in and door can be opened now(I have a separate standard knob installed below). To lock, u shut door and rotate the knob the other way which internally slides the bolt, let go of knob and it springs/rotates back and the bolt stays extended thus locking the door....ie the mechanism is a dead bolt and not a door knob per se. Whenever u do the "lock" action to extend the bolt thru the door, it stays locked and requires the code to be pushed again to do anything. I hope some of this makes some sense and helps.
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Yea it's pretty simple. It has a threaded clamp, so you just reach under and turn the knob until it's tight. Loosen to take it off.
1624312
I was breaking my head trying to figure it out. I just kept turning the knob towards the right side and after a few seconds, you'll see one of the pedals rising a bit. Do it to preference, but I was finally able to raise my pedals and now it feels like I'm doing something!
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What ever side is not in your way when not using the knob. The metal parts hurt if they hit your hand. I use mine for work only and take it off when I am not working.
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Carson,you donot have to push the switch,just a lite touch on the switch will change it with out clicking it, thanks Gene
991265
I have not heard any clicking sounds when turning the knobs and have not heard/seen a timer. Maybe it is in a newer version. Good luck!
700710
It took me a while to figure that out because you have to push it in to lock it and pull it out to unlock it The reason it took a bit was I thought I had it in place but didn't. I had to rock it back and forth slightly while pushing in before I found the correct position to lock it by pushing in. In regard to the tension knob, that took a little effort because it wouldn't allow me to adjust it either at first because it was tight by default from the factory. Because it's plastic, it's going to move if enough pressure is applied. Why it's so tight from the factory I can only guess is because it's assembled by machine. Until you can get it to rock, you may not be able to lock it in place.
756190
The turn knob is on the rights side. I am left handed and can use both hands and have no trouble with it. If you aren't able to use your right hand I would say no.
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Mine came with a T-knob. It seems the picture has changed since I ordered them. That knob almost looks non-functional the way it is now.
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If you are referring to using only one knob no, but the full set sure, the knobs screw to the bar included,it doent have to turn anything.
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Did you turn the knob to on , if not do so . And if you have turn the knob both ways and still nothing then something is wrong. Remember turn knob all the way.
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Yes, I had some problem with this. There is a solid steel, square rod that runs from the knob on one side, to the knob on the other side of the door. If it is a little too long, it will cause friction in the turning mechanism and lead to the problem you are seeing. I corrected this via trial and error with a bench grinder removing about a 1/16 of an inch each time from the length of the rod, you don't want it too short either!
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I agree with the other answers. It should not take much force to put the new knob on. Make sure you line up the flat part of the knob with the flat part on the spindle, then press on.
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Yes, just turn the knob. We really like these deflectors. We replaced every deflector in our mobile home with these.
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Knobs do not turn as they don't come with latch (the matching style with a latch is Amazon item B00KUXG8TY. We ship by Priority mail the day following order is complete, e days max. we do not have an express options on the this item