Any way to turn cover flow off? Can you disable it by turning on the hold switch?
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I just spoke with an Apple rep as I am also frustrated with Cover Flow. He said to: (1) plug my ipod into my computer / iTunes (2) go to my nano's Summary page (where you can see the storage space or refresh the unit, etc) (3) click on the Music tab (4) uncheck Display Artwork -- I hope that helps!
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There is a switch on the pump that allows you to set the degree of flow. I didn't want to bother with pulling the pump back out, so I just stuck some hornwort in front of the output. Voila! Happy neons!
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Nope, just press harder than what you are doing now and leave the switch. You dont have to keep it holding
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I got this reply from greenair customer service. Yes there is an option for that. The first push turns lights on and rotating. The second push stops it on one color.The third push turns off the lights while still diffusing. The fourth push turns off the unit.
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There are two sources of light. The nightlight can be turned off but the power light on the top cannot. It actually is quite bright and I found it annoying. I have resorted to putting a wash clother over the controls at night. The wash clothe is small enough that it does not restrict the air flow but if the rotating feature is on, I suppose it could knock it off. I suppose a loose piece of masking tape might work. Have not had to try that as don't use the rotating feature.
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There is not a switch to turn off brushes, but they will shut off when the handle is in upright position while machine is running. This prevents spinning during hose attachment use.
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No. The on off switch is on the part that is lowered into the water. best way to stop flow is just to lift it out of the water- it doe not appear to be damaged if it runs w/out water in it for a little bit. My guess is that was no on/off switch at the top to increase reliability and reduce the cost of the device.
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It does not automatically turn itself off after it is filled if that is what you are asking, once it is filled up you just flip off the switch.
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It's a toggle, no need to hold it down. Though it only turns off 98%ish, it still hisses and sputters a bit.
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you have to go to the advanced settings and change "Fan" to "Yes" I have another issue. I will put in a comment to this comment to not clog the page.
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Yes, I'm having a problem as well. I think it goes to the default setting when I turn it off? Works good otherwise.
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On/off has no effect on spray or stream. When turned back on it is in the last mode selected (spray it stream) as when shut off
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There is a cord with a blue LED bulb that fits into a small socket in the back of the unit that lights up the reservoir. You can essentially "turn it off", but it would require that you open up your case and pull out the cord. The cord requires a two pin power source however, so it's ultimately unnecessary.
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Hey! Thanks for the reply!Just give it a try and let me know if it works. I still haven't bought it (because of the cover flow issue) but if that method works, then I'm definitely getting it :D
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I just got my case and I agree. I am manually turning off the iPad mini before closing the cover.
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No and yes. There is no switch, but you can twist it until the flow is so restricted that water won't come out the nozzle end--except for the constant leak that mine has. I use a shut off valve prior to the nozzle. Don't buy this--it sucks.
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I don't think you can switch it off, but the fan really hasn't gotten loud for me. I heard it's worse with the I7. It also only gets a little warm when gaming, but I haven't played super intense games, just DW8, R3KXI, etc...