Can you easily switch the unit off or do you have to take the batteries out?
641501
Switch works well. The unit keeps dispensing as long as hands are in position. If one is not quick withdrawing hands one could end up with all the soap in dispenser..a cup full or more. The unit does not meter just enough for a simple hand wash.
641502
You have to pick the entire unit up and do the switch on the bottom underneath it
1946196
I do not know if you can but to remove the existing one requires some level of disassembly, which tells me it is not designed for quick switching of batteries.
1178204
The only way to turn it off is to unplug it. It's low heat so I leave mine plugged in all day.
1673912
close what? do you mean can you turn it off? if so, then yes you can turn it off. the power cycles from low, medium, high, and off.
1392993
There's no on/off switch and it never shuts off on its own. You have to take the batteries out to turn it off.
1889581
You can power it off from the menus. But there is no button on the device to power it down, you just have to unplug it.
1136851
There is no turn off button. Just leave the unit idle (unit should not be charging anything or getting charged) and it will turn itself off withing a couple of minutes.
1083241
You can disconnect the battery to turn it off. To charge the battery, connect it to an USB port (with the USB cable provided )
521690
i don't know because the only way mine turns off is to take out the battery
1935659
No it did not have a turn off switch. You would have to take the batteries out
826633
If I remember correctly you can turn it off with a switch on the side of the box. Nothing to hard.
2126342
There is not an "off" button for when it is not in use - the clock still runs. BUT since the device only uses 1 battery, it would be very easy to remove it when it's not being used for time tracking purposes. I've had this running every day since I bought it a few months ago and still have not had to replace the battery. I use it approx. 5 days per week.
569630
there's a way to turn it off but you have to un screw the ball and essentially remove the metal connector that completes the circuit for the battery so I would not really call it a switch but theres a way to turn it off
1417067
Yes. It was turned off with the power button. Brand new batteries went dead. You can take out the batteries when not being used. I didn't expect I would have to do that. I already bought a different one anyway.
91244
Yes you can, there is one button below the row of three buttons that turns it off.
881791
You turn it off and then back on either by the power button on the unit or by the button on the remote. It's kind of annoying, it trips with low power or high power (if you have agm batteries that charge up to 14.6v like i do although I use so much power it's only hit the high end twice.)
2210701
No, There in no on/off switch. You have to open the battery door.Not a problem though. Worth it, because I can hear the clock ticking and the microwave beep, things I havent heard in years.