Does it tern off correctly in a counter clockwise position
800004
On my shower it pulls out to turn on, rotates hot to cold, and pushes in for off.
800005
No, turning in a "clockwise" position turns off the water. The stop(s) position are adjustable in increments and are behind the control handle. Turning in a counter clockwise position gets only hot water. Hope this helps.
1826018
Yes. If anything physically causes the motor to stop turning, it will automatically reverse direction.
232103
Yes, it moves in both directions -- clockwise & counterclockwise. It is easy to change directions, too. Just pause a moment -- stop rotating it and let the spinning stop -- then start up in the other direction. I actually have turned this feature into a workout moment. I turn it clockwise with each arm and counterclockwise with each arm. This assures me that the clothes are really sloshing around in their evenly and gives my upper arms a good, balanced workout while I'm at it.
496790
No, it threads on clockwise and spins freely while coasting or backpedaling
1053331
Yes, the Levitron 6602-IW (Ivory or White knobs) DOES have a full counter-clockwise detent off position.
197848
No it does not. It also does not move right or left to compensate for wind conditions. The newest model, the Eliminator III dors have markings for windage that could help if you know the crosswind situation but I do not have that model.
289863
It is not. HOWEVER, the detaching action gently propels it forward. It is simple physics. You will like it.By the same physics, it dethatches nicely in the forward direction... if you drag it backwards it might dig-in a little... so just do a turn and continue.
937319
Two blades are supposed to run clockwise. Two are supposed to run anti-clockwise (counterclockwise). If they are doing this, it is correct.
1702161
No, it will remain in whatever position it was flipped to. The switch is manual and clearly marked as to the pressure of the water that will come out. Hope that helps! :)
814252
Follow Jagermeister's instructions in his answer (he said line up red arrows and turn right, but he meant left (correct), because he said turn counterclockwise. I fooled with it for awhile until I placed the battery on a hard surface, then I got the "voila" moment. You'll hear a little snap when, after you turn it left, it fits right in. And thanks to the other person who commented on Jagermeister, but I can't remember the name. (senior moment).
2170316
Unfortunately, no. Once it's mounted under the counter, it will not rotate that direction.
1492117
It does reverse but I would not waste your money on this fan. It turns VERY slowly and hardly circulates the air.
867836
If it's spinning non stop, either the gyro isn't set or the tail motor is running to fast or to slow. I've gotten tail motors with the wires soldered on opposite of what they are suppose to be . The white and blue were reversed and the tail blade runs clockwise. It's suppose to run counter clockwise, if your looking at the rear blade side!
1062540
Not that I seen anywhere on it, but you can change direction of rotation, clockwise or counterclockwise.
708952
With all Quadcopters the motors on opposite sides are supposed to spin backwards. What is normal is Right Front - spins Clockwise, Left Front - spins Counter Clockwise, Left Rear - spins Clockwise and Right Rear - spins Counter Clockwise. This configuration counteracts the effect of torque caused by the spinning blades. If they all spun in the same direction the copter would spin uncontrollably in the opposite direction. Just check to see if there is a bent motor shaft or if the props are rubbing on the chassis or something like that. It's not likely that there is anything else wrong. Replacement parts are always available from Heli-Max. With all Quadcopters the motors on opposite sides are supposed to spin backwards. What is normal is Right Front - spins Clockwise, Left Front - spins Counter Clockwise, Left Rear - spins Clockwise and Right Rear - spins Counter Clockwise. This configuration counteracts the effect of torque caused by the spinning blades. If they all spun in the same direction the copter would spin uncontrollably in the opposite direction. Just check to see if there is a bent motor shaft or if the props are rubbing on the chassis or something like that. It's not likely that there is anything else wrong.... » Read More With all Quadcopters the motors on opposite sides are supposed to spin backwards. What is normal is Right Front - spins Clockwise, Left Front - spins Counter Clockwise, Left Rear - spins Clockwise and Right Rear - spins Counter Clockwise. This configuration counteracts the effect of torque caused by the spinning blades. If they all spun in the same direction the copter would spin uncontrollably in the opposite direction. Just check to see if there is a bent motor shaft or if the props are rubbing on the chassis or something like that. It's not likely that there is anything else wrong. Replacement parts are always available from Heli-Max. « Show Less
1576094
If you mean rotate clockwise or counter clockwise, no. But it does swing from side to side with a great range of motion.
430270
No, both direction rotates freely about same. You need to push button to move the dial for settings.