If I use spray water mode, does the spray mode stay even after I shut off and turn back on the faucet again?
336105
No, you need to hold the spray button the whole time you use that mode. Bothers some people but I don't mind it.
336106
On my faucet the spray mode is only on when the spray button is pushed; as soon as I let it go it returns back to the normal mode.
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.
336108
No, it does not. The spray function only works while you are engaging the spray button.
227255
While the water is running, when you push the switch it goes into spray mode, but you do not have to continually hold the switch down for it to stay in spray mode. Once the water is turned off the switch automatically returns to steady stream.
833400
if you turn the faucet off and turn back on in the same position then the temperature should stay pretty much the same....If you leave it on full hot and turn off and turn it back on without moving the lever it should stay on full hot...PS its a nice reliable faucet I have used about 6 of them in recent 2 years
241577
Just like M. Carr answered, it defaults back to stream when turned off and back on, in fact that's the only way you can get out of spray mode. Other than that, we love our Hansgrohe faucet. Had it for about 3 years now.Terry
976263
Once the spray button is depressed, the button locks in place for as long as the faucet remains on. When the faucet is turned off the button self-resets to full flow.
1783034
No it doesn't--- which is kind of annoying because it sprays out a little when it's on the spray mode, if you know what I mean. But not really a big deal, I always switch it back-- but my husband forgets to do that.
819741
You can turn on the spray while it is on normal flow, but to switch back to flow from spray you turn off the faucet and then turn it back on. This is because the Grohe faucet has a button instead of a toggle. Because of the design of the handle this doesn't really bother me.
700280
The stream/spray is a toggle that stays on the setting you select (you don't have to hold it) until the water is shut off. It returns to the stream output when you turn off the water (very logical in my opinion).
644963
The head locks in spray mode. You turn on the water and press down on the the flexible gray button in the top of the nozzle head. To unlock turn off the water and then turn back on for a regular store of water.
130401
no! its is a 1hot/cold input. you can run the faucet and sprayer at same time on the same input. both sprayer and faucet are after the control valve(control valve controls temp and pressure/volume) and share that output.
198172
You can toggle from straight stream to spray, it stays in either position(up or down) But when you pause, it is in the middle and you have to hold it down to keep it paused. I like this faucet a ton!! Years now...
227258
One correction, when you turn the water off, spray mode automatically goes away too.
1765562
Yes, it's just like a regular faucet. Turn it on and it stays on until you turn it off.
992133
Just make sure the end of the sprayer is set to " on". If you look carefully, you' ll see it says either "off" or " on". It can be turned to either setting. If it's set to "on" and doesn't spray, return it or try to find a compatible sprayer.
543067
you can, but I don't recommend it. I did that and the pressure built up and popped the spray loose from the faucet.My recommendation would be to turn the water off!
1391690
It stays in whatever mode you left it in - there's a collar around the spray head that you slide up and down.
2168407
Yes...the end of the faucet pulls out then will retract when you are finished. The button on this part of the faucet which you can see in the photo of the faucet, allows you to switch between spray or regular running water.