How far back does the lever go when in the hot water position?
1698287
I have a counter/backsplash behind our kitchen sink. When turning on the faucet - you push it to the right (about 1-1/2 inches for full on). Swivel BACK FOR COLD, forward for hot ----- the distance the handle rotates (on an arc) is about 2" max. There is definitely enough water flow whether on spray or stream. GREAT FAUCET!
1698288
Really far. It is about quarter turn, or about 2 inches from the back of the spout to the edge of the handle.
632713
Can someone tell me in which direction the lever is moved (pushed or pulled) when dispensing water? Neither Waste King nor Anaheim Manufacturing Company will answer my emails. Thanks very much.
2194484
there is no water flow adjustment, it basically streams water until hot water is detected and almost cuts the water flow completely down to hardly anything, until you pull the lever and then you get full pressure for the remainder of your shower
1065109
very little the lever is on the side of the faucet, and when pushed back only goes back a few inches in a radius around that center pivot point. Quite honestly with the autoflow we almost never use the handle itself. Flow is also better with the auto feature than through the handle. I wouldn't say it's just decorative, but, it kind of is IMHO.
247743
You sit on the seat and pull up the lever that's under the right side and it goes down fairly slowly, not an abrupt drop. when you get off the set and pull the lever up again, it returns to the full up position, or you can leave it where it is.
569277
Its on the front of the water heater (warm hot very hot)and so on.. just turn it to the right clockwise..hot is good for me..
887525
Not to speak of. You can push the hot water lever to an off position, but it's not really locked.
1065110
You won't have any problem at all. To turn the water on, you push the handle to the side. To control the temperature, you move it forward (for cold) and backward (for hot). When the handle is pushed back as far as possible (for hot water), it doesn't go any farther than the base of the faucet. If the faucet fits your space without touching the window, then the handle won't touch the window either. I love my faucet!
2116316
Once you press the lever a straight stream of cold water will get out. It will get to the right place if you aim or point correctly. It works pretty well in my opinion. You have to close the main lever (below the toilet) after each use to avoid some leakege. No hot or warm water since is getting the water from the toilet main valve.
466078
Diverter is in the front at the wall mounting bracket, just above the hot/cold water lever
668179
I installed it at the furthest point from the water heater. Hot water will only go as far as where it is installed and that way all the outlets are somewhat covered with just one unit. My wife is always telling me " Go hit the button ".
1957515
At the lowest point of the action, wth the ram down and the lever "arm" up it is 7 & 9/16 inches. That is the longest distance of the action. It moves up about an inche and a half during the stroke. If you're trying to have some clearance for a drawer. Over all, still my favorite press.
658200
To be fully off the handle sits at approximately 115 degrees. My back splash is 3" from the center of the unit and the top of the handle is 1 1/4" away. I don't find this too tight and don't hit my fingers. Love the faucet!
657716
Back splash clearance shouldn't be a problem if the faucet set up as shown with the valve in the right side. When the valve handle is in the vertical position, 12 o'clock, it is set for cold water and cannot move back to say the 3 o'clock position. It can only move forward to the 9 o'clock position which is for hot water. To turn the water on the valve handle is moved horizontally. Base to the top of the handle is 9". We still like the faucet a lot. I hope this helps.
1763565
Yes, cold water control goes forward. At most, the handle may go about 1 cm behind the faucet. We have backsplash and had the same concerns but there is plenty of clearance (1 3/4 inches) between backsplash and base of faucet.
687196
The hot/cold is controlled by pulling the lever forward or pushing it backward. The water pressure is controlled by tilting the handle outward or pushing it back up against the faucet.
1390689
The faucet is installed about 4 1/8 inch (measuring from center of faucet) from the backsplash. With this measurement, the lever is about 1/4 inch from the backsplash when in use.