Can you turn the faucet off and on when the batteries are dead?
1513679
Can't answer the question as the batteries have not died yet. Faucet was installed August 13.
1513680
Yes. It would function just like a normal faucet at that point. Use the lever.
1513681
Yes. The faucet works like any other. When batteries are not inserted (or dead), the faucet still is operative as a "regular faucet," and an excellent one to boot. The batteries last an amazingly long time, though, and the faucet works so well that I suggest you keep "live batteries" in there -- except perhaps when you are to be absent for long periods of time. Dead batteries -- make sure to remove. This well-operating device should not be allowed to corrode.
1513682
The faucet would work just like a regular faucet if the batteries were dead as you can turn the water on and off with the handle. LOVE this faucet. Haven't even had to change the batteries yet and it's been a year and a half since installation.
21893
no, you have the option for an electrical or battery connection. It takes 6 AA batteries. I use the battery operation because I do not have an extra outlet, and I will mention that I have to change them more frequently than i expected- it likely depends on the amount of use, but i typically have to change them more than once a month. Also, i have several things stored under the sink, so its a bit of an inconvenience to change them.
1906656
That should not happen unless the little water sprinkler icon is visible on the display OR if the batteries need to be replaced.. If that icon is visible it means that your timer is currently on and allowing water to flow. I had an issue with some cheap batteries not working well in the unit. I have to replace them with name brand batteries for it to actually shut the water off. hope that helps
88508
There is a control box under the sink that, yes, can be bypassed with if the electronics/batteries fail. I have yet to have to replace the batteries on the faucet, and we've had this installed for years. Also, it's a battery pack that you insert a bunch of AAs into, so it isn't hard to replace the batteries when necessary. That said, bypassing the electronics isn't as simple as flipping a switch; it will require reworking a couple of connections under the sink. Maybe a 10-15 minute job for a neophyte like me (pure guesswork given that we haven't had to do it and the initial install took under an hour).
593599
No. To turn it on and off, you'd either have to wire it into a manual switch or possibly, if you can find one, a remotely-operated power switch.
1452396
the batteries should be in a pack under the vanity or sink. I think they were double A or maybe Triple A. I no longer have this faucet because it started to drip a lot after the first month. Hope you have better luck. It was nice when first installed
867522
I'm still on the original batteries from March, but mine is a single person household so not sure if this will be helpful. I also didn't have access to AC power which I thought I did. I do love the faucet.
1143195
The pre rinse only turns on when you push the handle. There is algal a knob on the end of the main faucet that you can turn to adjust the flow or to turn off the main faucet.
54242
There is no on-off switch. So yes, you would have to remove the batteries. the only switch on it is for F or C and a reset hole.
564404
There's a power override switch under sink you can easily switch to get water in power outage.love the faucet, wasn't sure at first, but very used to it now
315367
Yes, there is an on off switch on the bottom. I always turn mine off when I'm not using it and it's in my case so that the battery doesn't drain and it doesn't do anything when I'm not using it.
1935657
I do not see an off/on switch so I guess the only way would be to take the batteries out.
1836854
there is no "on/off" button. once the batteries go in, it's ready to go. the buzzer sounds if any of the sides are hit while trying to retrieve the items.
1226511
Led not turning on response to your question I recently purchased the same faucet and it's pretty simple you just have to make sure that you connect the gold connectors and put batteries in if not working it's probably a defect
21891
You do not need one. I have had this faucet for 2 and a half years and have not changed the batteries yet. It is our kitchen sink we use everyday, all day. I bought the ac adapter but hubby has yet to hook up my outlet. I wish I never bought the adapter.
923279
No. You can turn on and off as you please. The timer is just an added option.
1662957
Yes, do not turn it on before it is in they water and shut it off before it comes out of the water