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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There are two sources of light. The nightlight can be turned off but the power light on the top cannot. It actually is quite bright and I found it annoying. I have resorted to putting a wash clother over the controls at night. The wash clothe is small enough that it does not restrict the air flow but if the rotating feature is on, I suppose it could knock it off. I suppose a loose piece of masking tape might work. Have not had to try that as don't use the rotating feature.
1796330
There is a switch on the handle that is hidden pretty well. It has 3 positions: on, off and box mode. You are still in box mode.
1639659
I use a bungie cord. I like the auto close so unsure if it can be disabled.
1338106
When you disconnect an accessory using the quick connect, it does not stop the flow of water. Attaching an accessory such as a spray nozzle will stop the flow. You can do what I do and connect a Dramm Heavy-Duty shut off valve to the end of the hose and then attach the quick connect to that which easily allows you to turn on and off the flow of water. I just checked and that shutoff valve is not nearly as cheap as they were when I ordered mine. The Dramm watering wands include the brass shutoff and they work well if you're looking to water plants or gently wash a vehicle. I hope this helps!
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It's a toggle, no need to hold it down. Though it only turns off 98%ish, it still hisses and sputters a bit.
1364851
The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappearsYou can control the flow or not.Hope this helps
41833
There is a switch on the pump that allows you to set the degree of flow. I didn't want to bother with pulling the pump back out, so I just stuck some hornwort in front of the output. Voila! Happy neons!
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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
703085
No..once you put the cover down, it automatically turn the switch to off....i think for safety purposes not to drain your battery or any power....hope this will help!
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No. The on off switch is on the part that is lowered into the water. best way to stop flow is just to lift it out of the water- it doe not appear to be damaged if it runs w/out water in it for a little bit. My guess is that was no on/off switch at the top to increase reliability and reduce the cost of the device.
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On the base of the pump there is a sliding button that I believe adjusts the flow. You can also slide the light to normal on, to a dim one with a blue hue or off.
1985877
Move the slider into the middle, between the high and low. That will turn the fan off.
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there is on off button switch. check their website for the full explanation and video on it.
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Sadly no, default is to have it auto close. I used a bungie cord to do this though
2279741
This may have be something you can control with Power Options in Control Panel. You want what is commonly referred to as "Clamshell Mode". See if there is an option that says "When I Close the Lid"; change to "Do Nothing". I see another user already indicated this.
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You have to hold the switch down to make it pause. And it doesn't matter of you are on stream or spray, once you pause it, it comes back on as stream. Also if you are on spray and shut the water off, it comes back as stream. But it works really well. I have no complaints. After having it for several month's I actually don't use the pause that much, anyhow. I just normally push the lever to off, so it's kind of redundant.