It says "Rotating Powerhead", but people say it doesn't rotate? Which is it? Thank you!
1120007
There is a round head and a re racist head attached to the same shaft that vibrates and moves dlightly up and down. It does not rotate. Though it is ver good.
1562462
I dont know. I noticed the same thing so i just went with this one and it works fine for me! Nice and solid and the arm extends out. I noticed it was kind of tight spinning in a circle so I took it apart and removed the grease that was in it and replaced it with some bearing lube lol now it spins real easy.
1951150
I was wondering the same thing. I tried pulling on the head pretty hard and it wouldn't budge. It twists in both directions but does not move up and down at all. I'll have to try again when my son isn't using it (it's his bed time right now).
2084945
I don't have a problem with the vacuum canister's motor, but something seems to be wrong with the powerhead. It has a deafening roar. I will be taking it in for repair.
1758932
It should rotate automatically. When both of the ones I had quit turning, there was not an option to get it going again.
1223764
I would contact the seller and ask this question before you purchase the powerhead
1965450
The phaser is a stunt / static replica, so there are no moving parts on this one, the head does not rotate at all. You may have gotten a different version of the phaser.
1414199
Yes the head rotates after you get it connected to the hose. I had the same question until I received them. These are really heavy duty and made of metal instead of that cheep plastic that wears out. A little expensive but they are worth it you only have to buy it one time.
1926740
The answer is Yes. This fan will rotate 360 degrees, and tighten to any position in that rotation that you desire. It will remain in that position, as it has a lever on each side of the fan head that are used to tighten the fan head to whatever position desired. It's a great fan. It blows a lot of air. It seems to be very well made. It's slightly noisy as a result of the blowing air volume, not the fan parts.
1989801
Just an idea either you are not pushing the head down far enough as there should only be a slight gap between the power unit and the brush head OR you might be trying to put it on 180 degrees out of where it should be. The brush should be on the same side as the switch
699866
The head makes a sudden rotation of over 180 degrees every few minutes. It does click from the sound of the electric motor. It seems like you may have a defective unit. Hope this helps.
2046232
I'm not sure I understand your problem. It rotates up, down, and to each side.
404085
It does not swivel per say, it rotates like any other fixed shower head you'd expect. It is directional as per how you position it. Up down left right SE NW SW NE... For further rotation you may want to replace the angle tube you attach it to with a lesser or greater angle.
324644
Thanks for asking this question because I had to go check my showerhead. And YES the handheld part can be rotated up and down a bit which I just learned. Now I will use this feature, too! There isn't a ton of play in it but I was able to angle the showerhead to a position that was similar to the stationary head. Any more questions please let me know! Debby
1426565
The one we have is larger and it does rotate. We really are pleased with the product.
1519135
"Fluid effect head" is an advertising trick. It doesn't have any fluid in it, so it's not a fluid head. It only has an adjustable frictional drag. I sent mine back because the adjustment difference between too much drag, and not enough, was very small.
1670557
no you cant rotate it. it attaches just like regular nozzle. maybe i dont understand your question but this nozle rotates creating circular pattern instead of flat stream of water. you can see how they work on youtube.