Does this stay put while pulling the hose out--or slide out and pull along?
775897
It stays put with anchors provided. My husband made a strong bracket for ours for added strength to keep it in place.
775898
There are 2 stakes that are included to hold the back down. I found using those is worked well as long as your pulling straight out.
775899
It stays put, long as you pull gradual and not jerk fiendishly. You pull the hose out and out and out, then drag the hose around and water. Then you pull the hose back to the box's general area turn on the rewind. It does the work, but, you need to feed/guide the hose as it goes in.
2248530
Without seeing it...it is hard to determine. One thing my husand said it might be is there is a spring that is on the old hose that has to be put on the new hose to allow it to retract. If this is not the case, maybe there is a blog out there on any installation situations regarding Grohe and their parts.
1093552
It's supposed to be loose so it doesn't clog up or get hard to move. Mine is held on by a rivet and would be impossible to pry off by hand, but still flicks back and forth easily. It still has a little gap when closed; it's not going to seal airtight.
2051333
It's a quick connect fitting. You push the end of the fitting up towards the tubing. The fitting end should move a slight amount, and the tubing should be able to be pulled out. It may take a little force.
285571
It's locked in the up position and stays in line. When pushed to the side it's not locked but it's not flopping around either. It stays put until you pull it back up.
729254
This one stays in place. I've had ot for a few months and I have no issues with it sliding off my sholder.
279510
I use the on board hose that came with the vacuum. It does not pull out easily and wants to go back to the storage position if not held firmly.
2167318
The holder swivels when you turn. the amount of movement is based on the position of the holder and length of the hose.
976674
Hi, if you're talking about the clear plastic elbow, the answer is, yes it dos come off, if you want it to. The elbow swivels so the hose can be moved out of the way to allow for more comfort. I hope this helps.
315514
I do not think the hose detaches. I have not tried it and there is no quick release I can see. Hope this helps.
1017282
This has a magnet, too, and a large weight on the hose. You do have to keep the undersink area clear so the hose has room to retract, line any other of this type.
1894953
You have the option of both. If you slightly push on the pressure switch it will momentarily stay on so long as their is pressure. If you push down harder and release it will stay on.
2166768
You move it back and forth by hand while you reel the hose in. I used to have one where it moved automatically while I was reeling. I found that I liked this system better because it gave me more control. The automatic had a tendency to break.
1639530
Mine has also had a problem with that at times. I just pull it futher out or all the way out to get it to retract again. Ours is away from the faucet and it worked fine until we changed the water hose we hooked up to it. So I don't know if that is the problem.
1860305
Yes, it comes off like a vacumn cleaner hose. Home Depot and Lowes sell longer hoses.
171503
If the hose is coming of at the unit give it a twist it should lock into place.If the hose is coming of at the window kit you can screw in the hose in farther.
1873457
One of two things you should check... first is the weight rubbing on something when it goes in or goes out? Related to this is there a twist in how the hose enters end exits the hole; and secondly do you have the weight adjusted to the right position that it pulls itself back in (you can move it up and down until you find the right position for your taste.)