I bought this product, installed it and there is no way to regulate the pressure - loud and no control to bring it down. Do you know how to adjust it?
1707279
There is no pressure controller / valve. This is one thing I mentioned in my review, that I also wish it had. It simply runs at full blast once you turn the faucet on. One small thing you can do tho, is buy a water restrictor or cut a rubber washer to fit the hot and cold lines. That will reduce the flow of hot and cold and thus reduce the pressure. If you use the handheld shower mostly, you can buy a shower head water restrictor (they are literally only $1.00... go to True Value... Home Depot and Lowes don't sell oddly enough!), and they restrict shower flow to 2.5 gallons per minute which is green and eco-conscious! But the restrictor will literally restrict / lessen the flow and the pressure.... ;-)
2058640
For those who say that the pressure is adjustable, please explain how. The only place I can see that you could possibly adjust the pressure is at the water intake vale at the base of the toilet. I guess you could adjust the pressure there, but it seems a bit bothersome when my family and I find the pressure is just fine. But, to each their own.
172477
There should be a sticker on the top with a plus and a minus. Turn the knob toward the plus to increase pressure or towards the minus for less pressure. When i got mine i turned it all the way to the right and then while turning it back to the right i counted the number of turns divided the total number of turns by 2 then i knew where "medium" pressure was. Hope this helps!
1278173
We had the same issue. Turned out it was a plumbing issue, not this device. The plumber has to balance hot & cold, to your preference. It took him less than 2 minutes to adjust it. Good luck!
1363679
I agree the water pressure is horrible. I didn't know there was a flow restrictor. Now I will see if I can remove it.
2093769
There is not an adjustment for the depth on this gun. I have never had a problem with that. You can control this by adjusting your operating air pressure.
2247050
The only solution i found was to put a bit of electrical tape on the holes on the top of the unit, it muffles the sound a bit. But it is still too loud for my tastes.
381142
We have had our unit for almost a year now and have the same problem. Ours will get down to about 62 or 63 at times but never lower. We have tried it under all conditions, auto, continuous, and normal. If anyone gets back to you with a solution please let us know. Thanks
2194482
no you can't. At times the pressure would stay slow. I pulled it off and threw it away.
1326623
Yes it can easialy be adjusted. I found it too loud once and had to turn it down but it stays in the range where you've left it last.
1926447
Make sure u take out the plug in the head that regulates the water pressure. Then it's wonderful!! It works like a charm...u will love it!
1491595
You can adjust the output pressure. You can download the manual from generac and see more answers you didn't know to ask.
766769
You definitely want to be able to adjust the working pressure, as different diffusers and reactors require varying pressures. I got tow of these through Amazon, both of which were defective and had to be returned. Wound up buying a custom unit from GLA. Maybe you'll have better luck with the Aquatek.
1717895
The best way to find out is to try it. It's purely mechanical, and the adjustments are not completely independent. Make sure you get a model of this product that has the low-pressure cutout. It's a new addition. Also buy a model with the highest pressure range you can find. There may be differences other than adjustment among those models. I like your idea.
1566574
I returned the shower head because of the low pressure. You should spend a little more and get a nice one at bed bath & beyond.
1437024
There is no mechanicism for adjusting the depth. You can adjust the air pressure up or down for better results. I realy like mine works well.
888118
The pressure switch may be sent to low. Adjust it with the screw in the front of the pump head.