when self-cleaning does it spray thru the same holes with the same pressure and temperature as set in the knob?
765940
Same temperature and flowrate as set in the nob, but water flows through different holes to clean the nozzles. Self-clean is not very efficient though sometimes I would still spray cleaner at the nozzle to remove built-up.
765941
It sprays through both nozels but they stay in the housing so that it doesn't spray all over you or the room. You control it through the same dials you would for regular bidet use.
1793468
Yes, it sprays in one spot with the ability to adjust the pressure from light to strong by turning the nob. It is great. I really do recommend it.
2116319
Yes. Press gently first, pointing the nozzle to the area to be cleaned/washed.
18889
I have a unit which has two nozzles. The knob dial can be rotated 180 degrees. The right 90 degrees side of dial says men and left 90 degrees says women. As you turn the dial from mid position to the end on the women's side a second nozzle about 1 inch to the left of the first nozzle comes down and squirts water approximately 1 inch below the first one. In other words the men's side hits at one spot where as women's side hits two spots one inch apart and cleans a larger length of the opening. In case of using a single nozzle a person may have to move forward and backward if he/she feels the nozzle did not hit and clean the entire opening.
474977
Hi, Yes it just slides straight on & off with a little force just make sure you have the dial right side up. Its really similiar to the knobs on your stove as a comparison but more force needed of coarse... Hope that helps.
1744000
The knob will work for both the vent selector and the temperature adjustment.
93073
No. I've installed this unit at work and at home. One sink I used the sprayer hole, the other I drilled a hole myself. It has worked very well with both methods. You have to use the separate faucet that comes with the kit.
61085
No, you don't. The hole appears to be miniscule since it sprays a mist. Just press down on raised area and mist comes out perfectly.
2091371
I suppose it depends on just how huge the sink is, but, in my experience yes. One thing I have noticed is that the water flow is much stronger when triggered by the sensor than if you manually turn the water on with the handle on the side. I find this not a major problem, it's just really odd. I'd prefer an equal spray pressure.
1443576
No, I just spray it with a little cooking spray and have had no problems at all! I live these pans!
2258420
The only time ours wouldn't spray was when the knob was turned back past the off position (too far counter-clockwise). To fix it I had to turn it backwards all the way back to off again. HINT: Don't stand in front of the sprayer when you do this as you have to go backwards past the high, medium, and low positions and it sprays a lot.
1993740
No, the pressure is fixed. You adjust the force of the water spray by how close the nossel is to the target.
574310
No, it just starts to losen up and has to be tightened time to time. My last knob never had to be tightened but did come apart after months of use. Bruce
660304
No there isn't, which is a problem when you are using poison brush killer in it, so have a hand towel when releasing the pressure from the top handle mechanism, which is the only way the pressure can be released.
309731
Love mine! The knobs lock in place at whatever you set them to. They're not prone to loosening on their own. Set it and forget it!
1305180
It does not. However, I've not found that to be an issue. The tool drives various length pins consistently. With my old tool, I adjusted air pressure as necessary.
2124132
Deadbolt hole is the same size. You just do another set of holes where you want, typically above the knob, and install the deadbolt too.