Does the manual heat/flow knob have to move to the back - or only forward? We have a tight fit to backsplash behind it.
220522
It has to move to the back toward the backsplash, unfortunately. It's about 2 inches past the center of the faucet at its furthest.
220523
Yes. It goes backward equal distance from the forward position. Measure 2" from the center of the hole for the faucet to your backsplash. If it is anything less than 2" the handle will not go all the way to the cold water side.
220524
It has to move to the back for hot water approximately 2 inch from the center of the faucet or aproximatelly you need 1 1/2 inch space between the back edge of the faucet and the backsplash
357759
Yes it can. Our last one was installed with handle on the left & it worked very well that way. The lever direction for cold and hot will be different from standard installation -- IOW, the lever is pushed away from you for cold, toward you for hot, but we never found that to be a problem.Having had good luck with turning this model faucet before, I recently had a new one installed with the handle facing forward. Since it's set between two sinks & the downspout is always facing into the left sink or the right one, this configuration has worked well for us too.
2060319
I think you can loosen the screw that holds the knob and adjust it. I had the same issue. Kind of a goofy design.
1666861
I had a plumber install it and not sure what you are asking. It doesn't have separate hot and cold knobs if that's what you mean.
161898
I can't see any reason that the handle ass'y couldn't be reversed so that it is located on the left. The cold/hot would be reversed tho. Normal setup has "cold flow" when you move the handle forward towards you. You might be able to reverse the lines ie. hot to cold and vs. verse To keep the flow where cold is towards the front. Yes the handle does adjust the flow rate. The further away from the spout the higher the rate.
665160
there are 2 little spring arms on either side that need to be pushed back.. you have to do them both at the same time..then sort of work it out of the vent.
113602
Trailhound is correct, pretty much have to go in from the back, forward. There is a video, for almost anything, anymore. I just google my question, complete with make, and model, and theres a video showing what to do. Good luck.
889732
Turn the oven around and it slides out the back. I bit of a pain but that's how they designed it.
1982683
I suggest you file the back side tab down where it is flat. My unit came with a double face tape. Peel off....clean and dry hood....center and apply firm pressure. Under no circumstances um stance would I drill a hole in the hood, to retrofit the unit. Not worth it.
1220751
That's the heat control. Clockwise is hotter. There's no thermostat so you'll have to play with it to get the desired temp b
1354239
Hi Susan G. Are you able to turn the knob far enough to have the retaining clamp down at all on the screen? The knobs have a ramped underside that aply more pressure the farther you turn them. I didn't try changing the retainers around to see if the clamp force changed any but they should be on so that the "center" edge, that acts as spring pressure, is the same as the rear one in the direction it faces...it's hard to explain...sorry. Hope this helps!
2012888
I don't know! Mine does the same thing, I leave it and allow the next rivit to push it out the back!
1968289
It is finding the right position on the on the knob and latch part . It took me a few tries but I got it. We are very happy with it. Not sure but maybe there might be a youtube video on them or a similar one that you can watch....Donna
817933
No it isn't normal to move. I took mine back because it kept shutting off and I thought it had a safety feature for overheating when actually it was faulty and going out even when it was brand new.
1838766
It is true that the knob adjusts the positioning of the back relative to the seat, but the furthest position is pretty close to the seat. When I saw the first answer I went back to look at how I had assembled the chair, but had already assembled it as far away as possible. Since the seat depth is not great on this chair, I didn't find it helpful to be able to adjust it forward rather than back.
1729638
sort of. if you turn the knob partway it dampens the flow. the range of control is limited but it works in a pinch. it's not meant to be used that way and i find it easier to shut it off when i don't need full flow and then flip it back on. btw...very happy with this shower fixture...you will need a squeegee to keep it looking good.
1214380
Not sure if that is normal but mine did the same thing. I had to make sure it was pushed back and not near the edge of my countertop. I since upgraded to the Zojirushi.