I haven't installed this yet and wondered if the handle locks in either spray mode or do you have to hold it?
644962
Locks in spray mode until you close the valve. Turning it on returns to the default stream mode
644963
The head locks in spray mode. You turn on the water and press down on the the flexible gray button in the top of the nozzle head. To unlock turn off the water and then turn back on for a regular store of water.
644964
It locks in. When you shut it off, it then returns to full stream. I had a problem with mine and contacted the company. They sent me a new one. Enjoy!
644965
The faucet will stay in its spray mode on its own until the water is turned off. At that point it will return to its normal stream of water.
644966
The spray mode locks when you push the center button but in order to get back to a single stream mode you have to turn the water off. This is the very best faucet I have ever purchased for me or myk clients.
317256
The handle had not done that with me. It has a locking ring that keeps it in place.This is a great machine and I'm glad I bought it.
412311
Yes, you do have to pump the handle to keep the pressure up in the sprayer but you will have time between pumps that the spray will come out without pumping.
2011450
Makes no difference if the door is opened or closed - the handle will go into 'lock mode' after a short time.
2195481
No. My handle was always loose and couldn't be tightened all the way. It's junk. Pass on it or send it back! It's defective!
1008565
No, but that's what the pot filler arm is for... it's a regular stream. The spray arm does have a lock on it to hold the sprayer on and give your hand a break, if you need to use it for very long. As for the behavior of your spray head, that's totally dependent on how much water pressure you have turned on at the base. Hope this helps. We love it!
1305397
It does not have a lock function, the second faucet provide continuous flow. Further, the squeeze handle is a straight on/off toggle. To adjust the spray volume on it, you use the primary control valve at the base.
1891132
You have to hold down the trigger to spray. The spray mode is only activated when you hold down the trigger. When you let up (the normal mode) it does not spray. It's NOT a toggle on/off. Hope that helps.
976267
when you depress the top part of the black button it should hold the spray to be constant, then when you touch down the bottom part of the black button, it should be stream. when we first got the faucet, i had a problem getting it to stay but just kept playing around and found if i depressed down enough it would hold or lock in. hope this helps.
2040278
If the side spray is dribbling water, it is more than likely an installation issue, as water should not drip from the spray unless the handle is pushed which releases the valve to allow water to pass through.
1707962
The spray locks in place. Will remember also if you turn on and off. Great faucet.
1238047
No the handle operates separate from the dead bolt. However the handle never locks.
976264
It locks and will continue to spray until you push button again...love the faucet! Soap dispenser not so much, it doesn't send consistent squirt without multiple pumps.
1091121
The spray stays on until you push the button to turn it off. If you turn the faucet off while it is in spray mode, it will still be in spray mode when you turn it back on.
2250914
it has a locking hand squeeze trigger, which is the protrusion you see on the handle... that allows you to adjust the spray or lock it full on...if you release it, the flow from the wand stops
1655933
The button remains in the on position until you nudge it. IMO, the handle would be the logical part to grip in a vice, but if you are going to use the wet feature, you'll likely need to configure something to contain the spray.
789194
The spray button locks in place so you do not have to hold down for it to spray. The faucet is metal on all visible parts - I am not certain about the inner parts.