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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Yes, I'm having a problem as well. I think it goes to the default setting when I turn it off? Works good otherwise.
500999
The only way to disable it is to have it on the off position.. hope that helps
336107
The spray mode is temporary. When it is pressed it comes on, when you remove your hand it immediately returns to normal water flow. I wish it would allow for the spray option to remain on until you want to change it, but it doesn't work that way. Sorry.
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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
1985877
Move the slider into the middle, between the high and low. That will turn the fan off.
323590
When facing the front spout, twist the spout and cover counter clockwise...it will click off quickly
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There is a switch on the side that you rotate all the way to the right. This should keep it from turning off automatically.
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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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Its mostly cosmetic and you don't have to use it. If you use it you can set it up so you would lift the cover then activate the switch preventing any unintentional activation. By closing the cover you also deactivate the switch.
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Yes, you can switch from flow to spray while it is on. Doing the opposite is not really doable. I have found that turning the faucet most of the way off will cause the switch from spray to flow, but it really isn't saving you much work from just turning it off and then on again. That said, the faucet is great and we have been very happy with it.
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All you have to do is press the switch once the cover is closed and it will turn on. Hit it again and it will turn off. The closed cover doubles as a switch as well. I really recommend this product. I have it and it has been working great.
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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
476768
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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You don't want to restrict the flow. It barely keeps our lips intact at full flow. The square footage they claim it will serve is a pipe dream. It is still the BEST I've HAD NOT TO MENTION THIS KEYBOARD WHICH I CANNOT TURN OFF CAPS.
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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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You take the cover off above the sliding switch and there is a small dail that you turn for longer time out or shorter time outs. I think it starts out in a test mode.