Is there a pause switch so you can switch glasses and/or prevent drips on counter?
1501416
Hi there - no there is not a pause function - there is no need for it. The reamer only spins when pressure is exerted on it with a fruit and the spout tips up to prevent drips on the counter and/or to switch glasses. This juicer is by far the best I have ever used. I can juice 3 cups of lemon or lime juice in 5 minutes and clean up is a breeze. Well worth the price tag - buy it and you won't be sorry and it will last for years and years.
1501417
The spout works as a switch The spout can be positioned in three ways: ---OPEN: Flip the spout down to open the container and pour the juice into the glass. ---CLOSED: Flip the spout up to close the container so that juice does not drip. ---CLEANING: Flip the spout right down to wash the container. To lower the spout to the CLEANING position, the container must be removed from the motor unit. The spout cannot be detached from the container.
1501418
It doesn't need a pause switch as the motor only goes as long as you are pressing down with the fruit. The lip/spout pushes up so that there is no drip when you are done or switch out cups/containers.
1501419
There is no pause switch but you can flip up the "lip" to block the flow of the juice to change glasses and to prevent drips on the counter when you're done. I hope this helps.
1501420
The spout works as a switchThe spout can be positioned in three ways:---OPEN: Flip the spout down to open the container and pour the juice into the glass.---CLOSED: Flip the spout up to close the container so that juice does not drip.---CLEANING: Flip the spout right down to wash the container. To lower the spout to the CLEANING position, the container must be removed from the motor unit. The spout cannot be detached from the container.
1501421
I don't really understand this question. If you want to pause just take the pressure off your fruit and the action will stop. It only goes when you press down on the fruit. As for dripping, just lift up the spout and it will not drip. The spout goes up and down. The juicer is smooth and quiet-works great. Hope this helps.
564403
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
1397169
Yes there is a small button on the underside,you might have to use a pen to switch it.
43889
Not really a delay between them. you hit the button on either the remote or the switcher itself and it instantly changes input. it will show up on the screen a second or two later, but thats it.
1475034
There is no "ON/OFF" switch on this filter and the only way to control the water flow is by turning the switch on the faucet adapter On or Off. Yes, if someone forgets to switch the diverter OFF, then water will come out if the sink is turned on, however this is usually not an issue if the unit is near the sink with the spout pointed into the sink. Alternatively, there is another model - the Brondell Cypress water filter system which does have a separate ON/OFF switch. You can see that product here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EEDJSES thanks!
1805459
You can switch from functions to functions.It gives you 3 options: Function Sprayer w/ Spray, Stream, & Pause Button
516362
Another option is a normally closed micro-switch with a lever or hinge roller on it. mounted so the lever is moved by the side/top of the drawer. When the switched is used this way it takes minimal pressure for the switch to go to an open state. try Alliedelec.com
909642
Yes. You can press Start/stop to "pause" in both count up and timer mode. From there, you can either press Clear to start over, or press Start/stop again to resume.
174629
Yes. The drip rate can be controlled. There is a sensitive switch for that. IT takes a little patience but it is well worth it
1015504
Yes. There is a manual switch on the side of the filter basket with three positions - fully open, half open (for pots of 5 cups or less), and off. If you'd like a cup while the pot is brewing, slide the switch to the bottom or off position and the flow into the pot will stop. After you've drawn your cup, move the switch back to the open or half open position.
950613
It's called an "air gap" switch. Can be used to override the controls. Make sure it is in the center position when programming.
978909
There is a button on the spout that you press to select spray or stream. It stays in the mode you set.
1712275
Yes, the TLC does have this feature and it can be turned on or off through the menu but I have not used it.
82903
No, there is no "on/off" steam switch; to dry iron, you do not use the steam button and the unit will not send steam to the iron. You would need to hold the button for continuous vertical steaming, but it is not a hard button to hold down. Puts out a serious amount of steam!
982722
Yes there is an on/off switch. I like this grinder. When it is new, it chips the glass until you've ground a dozen or so pieces and taken the edge off the spindle. Practice on some junk glass until it dulls slightly. After that, it's first classMike
857996
NO NO NO!!! Don't do it! You will mess up the electronics! I have put the drip pan in the dishwasher.
1256124
Yes, there is a "pause" function. Still extremely happy with my purchase of this machine. If you buy this though just remember to change the water temperature! It defaults to the "hot" setting when you select a wash type...