one more question, does it have a temperature control on the right of the faucet? I cant seem to find any writing on the spec. thanks,
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Dear Sir, Sorry for the late reply. We would like to inform you this is a faucet for Hot&Cold water. You could see that in the picture, there is a small switch on the right hand of the faucet.
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No it doesn't. It has two settings, one full stream, the other a spray. I installed this faucet in December and I highly recommend it. Very well made
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In all honesty, I never even knew that was a listed feature! I just tested it and (I tested at 5 mins. and 15 mins.) it gets back to the previous temperature very quickly, after initially coming out colder when first turned on. I had noticed that I get hot water from it far more quickly than from my bathroom faucet.
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It is just like your faucet valve. Close, open, adjust to make warmer or colder. Works great.
468213
Not that I know of. What's pictured on the Amazon page is exactly what it looks like after being installed. The little lever controls the flow of hot water (whose temperature can be set on the water-containing unit below the sink), and when installing, you have a choice in what direction you want the lever to operate--front, rear, left or right to make the water flow. It's been a reliable unit.
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The controls can be mounted on the left, but then the Hot is towards the user as opposed to the more conventional away. This is a very nice faucet, very sturdy construction and a pleasure to use. The only caveat is one that has been criticised by others is that the spray button does not stay engaged, but has to be held. Just a small thing really.
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No. It shows on the display and you have to unplug it or pour the water when it reaches the desired temperature. I still love it though because of the speed in which it heats up.
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Dear Sir, we would like to inform you the handle is only for control the water flow. It is not a temperature controling faucet.
2114075
The device barely warmed the water up so I doubt theres much temperature control. I returned it, this item doesn't work. It might only work to heat water for a small sink.
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I wish I knew, it is aggravating. The minute I start to use the faucet, it starts running. If you find a cure please post it.. Thanks
367214
Had similar problem. There is a plastic thermal limiter inside the faucet assembly - if you remove it you might enjoy better temp control. Another possibility is the plumber may not have set the hot and cold volume controls correctly
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This is very easy to fix. All you do is switch the connection of the hot/cod water hose underneath the sink to the hot vs cold shut off valve. As a matter of fact, when the faucet was first installed hot was on the right hand side and cold was on the left. The installer just switched the hoses which took only a few minutes. Also, also you have the option to change the position of the faucet lever. To the right of the sink is normal, but mine is now at 90 degrees or in front of the faucet.
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I just received this faucet and it came with a black control box that has NO water temp adjustment dial. I called Moen because i really wanted the ability to adjust the handsfree water temp. According to the Moen representative the gray control box with temp adjustment is the old discontinued control box. The black one (without temp adjustment) is the current product. You have to control the motionsense temp with the faucet handle. So it's not really handsfree anymore if you want temp changes.
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Short answer: No. Longer Answer: The handle to control volume and temperature and is not separate from the faucet - it is all one piece. The faucet spout moves 180 degrees, side to side. So, if you mount the faucet with the handle to the front rather than to the right the faucet spout will rotate over only 1/2 of the sink 90 degrees) and then 90 degrees more to the left outside of the sink area. So no, you can not mount with the handle in the center rather than to the right as designed. BTW, it is a great faucet, solidly built. And, it comes with a long set of stainless water supply lines already attached to the faucet. Short answer: No. Longer Answer: The handle to control volume and temperature and is not separate from the faucet - it is all one piece. The faucet spout moves 180 degrees, side to side. So, if you mount the faucet with the handle to the front rather than to the right the faucet spout will rotate over only 1/2 of the sink 90 degrees) and then 90 degrees more to the left outside of the sink area. So no, you can not mount with the handle in the center rather than to the right as designed. BTW, it is a great faucet, solidly built. And, it comes with a long set of stainless water supply lines... » Read More Short answer: No. Longer Answer: The handle to control volume and temperature and is not separate from the faucet - it is all one piece. The faucet spout moves 180 degrees, side to side. So, if you mount the faucet with the handle to the front rather than to the right the faucet spout will rotate over only 1/2 of the sink 90 degrees) and then 90 degrees more to the left outside of the sink area. So no, you can not mount with the handle in the center rather than to the right as designed. BTW, it is a great faucet, solidly built. And, it comes with a long set of stainless water supply lines already attached to the faucet. « Show Less
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Does the pressure balancing valve regulate hot/cold? I don't have cold water coming through my faucet. I changed the mixer cap, but still no cold...
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This seem not be the faucet's fault but more an issue of the water feed from the heater? E.g. is it better once you have used the hot water, once it is hot, then change it back to cold then hot again and then there is no wait-time? If so, you know for a fact that it's not a faucet-issue..
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No it always starts off cold and you have to wait or adjust for warm water even if it is turned on from the hot water section of the faucet setting.