the water flow controller has option to completely close the flow or only decreases?
1519784
Yes it closes the flow but I wouldn't recommend this product. It is made cheap and doesn't have much pressure. I guess you get what you pay for.
1519785
I went thru 2 of these. We had pretty high watee pressure and the switch leaked on both of them. It mostly turnrd it off but there was a constant dribbling when i usedvthe switch.
1856794
It is controlled by the faucet lever.It comes out at a slow trickle though you will not have any pressure to it.
1224995
On the bottom of the black filter cylinder there is a tiny + and - button. Push on the - button with a skewer to decrease the flow. You have to pull the whole black filter out of the white case to do this.
1995484
Unfortunately, no....it has three main settings and none turn off the flow of water
1825690
I am not sure what you mean by "old controller"... the nozzle control does not shut off flow, if that's what you mean... turn off is the usual way, at faucet.
2194484
there is no water flow adjustment, it basically streams water until hot water is detected and almost cuts the water flow completely down to hardly anything, until you pull the lever and then you get full pressure for the remainder of your shower
713743
No, it's either on or off. You could pinch the tubing a little to slow down the flow.
1710170
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.
2263651
It is all or none. On the pump there is a switch which turns shower flow on/off. There is no way to control the "intensity" of the shower.
294780
If you turn the spray head all the way to the left (counter clock wise) the water flow will be reduced to the minimum.
1364851
The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappearsYou can control the flow or not.Hope this helps
684733
No, it cant. You can adjust the spray/flow patterns only. Once it's shut off (at the spigot) it reverts back to the normal flow pattern.
1466012
This question needs to be answered in two parts. The part of the unit that actually removes water from the air does indeed stop running when your set level is reached and starts again when exceeded. However, the fan that drives the air flow itself never stops. I see that as a real knock against this and many other Danby units as it keeps both sound and energy consumption higher than they need to be.
2066348
Lawrence has the correct answer to your question. That little knob on the tube controls the flow of water, for more or less water flow.this is the only control on that pump, enjoy. Percy Gagnon
391909
One setting is for 'pause' and is explained in the instructions. The showerhead will only dribble out at this setting, and not shut off. Apparently this is required by plumbing codes that only the main faucet handle should totally shut off water flow.
2050218
3 settings. 1. Shut-off, but not completely. Reduces flow to a dribble to soap yourself. 2. Shower. 3. Pulsating
2060548
It does not restrict flow. It works really well to turn off water when hot then pull the chain and full flow begins. It was simple to install and I have used for a few months with great results.