do I understand correctly, that you can't let go of the "trigger" on the nozzle without turning the water off at the faucet or it will burst?
1742623
Not my problem. I had a broken plastic end. I returned this product and purchased a similar one heavier and with brass ends. I do not recommend this product. Very cheaply made..
1742624
can't answer that I love the hose, its easier to water with, i do empty it after each use, that's common sense if you want it to shrink to its more concise position.
1742625
I haven't had that problem, but maybe if the water pressure is very high, it might. My water pressure is fairly low.
1742626
Thank you for the question. No that is not the case, the trigger can be in the off position while the water is on at the faucet and the hose will NOT burst.Of course, that is assuming normal domestic water pressure.
72267
I don't think so. You control the nozzle blast by the pressure on the trigger valve and the time you stay on point.
447032
Continously. The trigger only controls the liquid compound release. However there is a valve on the end of the gun where it connects to the air hose to turn the air on/off.
179832
Good question. FYI the sprayer does not have a pressure release valve. It's the only thing missing, that I wisht it had. The only thing I can do is to use it till it's empty, and then keep the spray valve open till it's unpressurized. The spraying rod trigger does have a lock capability so you can open it up and let it decompress, but that has it's downside because sometimes I'll refill it and then pump it up ... forgetting that I have it still locked open, and the stuff starts spraying out on to the floor or whatever. So I don't do that any more. Hope that helps.
2126741
Yes, this is an issue. When I use it, I slowly turn the dial and stop when the pressure is sufficient. Please note that the water will not come out immediately when you start turning the dial. It takes some time to build sufficient pressure for the nozzle to start spraying the water. You should get the right dial position with a bit trial and error.
2110065
just unscrew the nozzle from the bottle. It may not go back on once you remove it.
1859643
DO NOT PULL IT OUT ALL THE WAY. The retraction will break and it won't go back in. This faucet broke the second time I retracted it.
409577
The sprayer comes with a valve that you should turn off when not in use, but you don't have to shut off the toilet water supply (if that's what you meant). If you don't turn off the valve the nozzle might drip a little is all.
90196
I have done it especially when I'm cooking, but I would recommend turning it off if not using it... It is very handy when cooking and the sprayer is very powerful
1765561
As you are looking at this picture the lever is in the "Off" position. To turn it on you pull the lever forward. The lever is not spring loaded, so it stays on until you push it back into the upright, off position. We are on a well, so this faucet is plumbed directly into the well water by-passing the water softener. It's a great faucet that has not given us any problems.
2250912
You can shut off the water from the wand, but you still need to shut off the water from the spigot, or the water pressure will build up & burst the hose.
1286868
Once you press the button on the spray nozzle it will stay in that position. So if you turn off the faucet and back on again it will still spray in the position you last left it. But no need to press and hold the button. I love this faucet!!!
644966
The spray mode locks when you push the center button but in order to get back to a single stream mode you have to turn the water off. This is the very best faucet I have ever purchased for me or myk clients.
2075919
I did not put it right into the faucet. I hooked up the hose end to the faucet, then the shut off, then my water gun.Sorry I can not give you a better answer.
2099715
My old nozzle snapped into the new trigger gun just like it did with the original trigger. My old trigger gun began to leak. That is why I bought the new trigger. The new trigger has a quick connect between the hose and trigger handle and between hose and machine.
259351
I have left the faucet on in the past but try not to. I know how damage a burst hose could cause. My suggestion is to not leave the supply hose pressurised (faucet on) whenever possible.
595538
My plumber told me it is not possible to remove the low flow regulator without breaking the faucet. This is intentional due to government regulations. Bummer, I know.