Does the cooler air shot button locks in on this dryer, or do you have to press/hold it the entire time it releases cool air?
211748
It does not, you've to hold it! Also It does not act as a cooling button but rather as an excelerator. Comes handy when you're pre drying long thick hair.
211749
Yes. It only shoots the air as long as you press it. Once you release it it will go back to whatever setting you had on. So press and hold for long shots
25016
You have to hold it to keep the air cold. That's okay with me because I just use the cool button to cool down a hairdryer when it gets too hot. On this one, each of the three heat settings maintains the air at a constant temperature, so there's no need to cool it down. The lowest setting is just mildly warm and the other two settings step up the heat in stages. I prefer the middle setting. Love this lightweight, quiet hair dryer!
82652
No. It has a metal flap that is hinged at the top that stays closed unless the dryer is running, then the flap opens to allow the air to go outside.
1780343
I have never had this problem you speak of. I only used this a handful of times because professionally this is not a good dryer.
1247950
Push the black knob at the top to the side and hold it, you'll hear the air release
1978970
On mine, the top blue button controls heat, with the three lines being the most hot. The bottom button controls turning the dryer on and the intensity of the blower. This dryer won't feel extremely hot, which is why it drys your hair without damaging it. Did the box come with instructions inside? Take a look at those for a better explanation. I use a round brush, and the dryer doesn't feel super hot, but it drys beautifully. We have it on the hottest setting because we're always in a hurry in the morning. Hope this helps.
1459364
Yes you can it has a button. I already have this dryer but since you can't find it in the stores I decided to order another one because its that good!
1585399
We have had our heater for about 3 months and have not had this problem. It does seem that when you push the buttons your finger needs to be right over what you are pressing. Once I got used to that I have had no problems with the heater. Is working well to supplement our partially heated attic.
2192201
No but you can wiggle it around to let out the air. Just don't press the lever while you are doing it. I don't believe you need a release button.
1696977
Hi. The unit has to stay vertical as shown in the picture, as there is an inner piece that will automatically raise (float) to let the hot air flow through. When the dryer stops, the inner piece comes down to block the opening (with the help of gravity). If I understand your description about rotating it 90 degrees correctly, so the lid of the unit is (pointing to the right), this will defeat the purpose (as the inner piece will not come back down to close the opening). I know it's hard to explain, without having a diagram to show you. You might get away with a 45 degree angle, but a definite maybe. Do a search on google for these words "heartland 21000 dryer vent closure" then click images, you'll see a diagram that shows the inner workings of the unit (you'll see words Air Flow in black box at top of picture).
1318430
The cool button does exactly that for as long as you are holding the cool shot button. Once you release the cool shot button, the dryer immediately reverts back to whatever setting you were on before you pressed the cool shot button.
331251
Mine doesn't do that at all! I can press it and leave it without holding it. Sounds like something is wrong with your motor I would send it back!
1977639
No, if you pull the handle to the out position, it should lock in place until you push the button to release it! If this is happening, I would send it back for a replacement.
1862473
Hi, not sure if I undersand the question, but it does have a "cool" buttom on the handle which I think is used to change the air from warm to cold to hold the style. But if you're asking if the actual dryer gets hot, I don't really use it all that long so I tried it just now and it didn't get too hot to the touch. Hope that helps!
193249
The cold air function is a setting that needs to be selected with the switch on the handle. It is not a cold shot button.
1541703
Sorry, I haven't tried that yet, but it's toggle switches, so I think it locks in place. Sorry I wasn't of any more help. It's a really good hairdryer, but the toggle switches are in a cumbersome place. Right where I grip the handle!!
1822313
Yes it does but not badly if your dryer has a perma press selection. I also took it out quickly.