handle just keep turning, the stops are in the right place but 360 degree on the 2 faucets out three I bought
2002564
Mine is doing same blasted thing. You have to make sure the handle is all the way down and keep set screw tight on regular basis. Very aggravating!!!!!! But what do you do??
2002565
I have 4 of these faucets through our home and all of them do this on occasion. Just have to keep an Allen wrench handy to reset them often after several uses.
2059909
mine is always a little bit off center, never can get it just right, but it's not all the way around by the handle... that would be frustrating!
380879
It is hard to answer without pictures. The nozzle head has a u shaped metal piece that has to be up for it to turn 360 degrees.
1353299
I have the same issue. I have tried to fix it with no luck. Only thing that works is holding the handle at aslight angle. Over all I am not happy with this item.
1812999
I attempted to swivel the Hose Hideaway and it appears that it will go all the way around. (360 degrees) The only thing preventing it from going around was the hose connecting it to the faucet.
623650
Reversing the handle direction is as east as removing a spring clip that was located at the base of the stem, turn over the stem stopper and snap the clip back on.I cannot find anything that lists the difference between the 'a' and the a/h types. Do you know your faucet model by chance??
377609
I am only using 1 basin, however it does fully rotate from left to right. Hope this helps.
822539
Yes. 360 degrees. Best kitchen faucet I've ever had - once I ordered the aerator for it. Part #116179. Made wife very happy.
2030186
Faucet does swivel. Sorry but I did not pay enough attention to know if it could swivel over 180% and therefore the handle could be on the left. I think the answer is yes but I can't say for sure, sorry
2060202
I tried to replicate this issue with both of mine and could not. Sometimes if you do not have the prongs lined up correctly with the center piece the lid will not advance correctly but it will not keep spinning around. I think you may have a defective one. A return would be my suggestion.
175227
it does swivel 360 degrees. It lacks a bit on quality though - the plastic ring that holds the lever handle sometimes comes out of place but can be pushed back in, also the plastic sleeve where the pull faucet comes out. I haven't replaced the parts as I have read other reviews describe the same issue - I kept it though because the finish matches well other hardware in the kitchen, and chose it because i like the design, look and functionality, and also I didn't want to deal with having to change it again.
1826855
Yes - the faucet will actually turn 360 degrees (depending how it is mounted) - on my bar, this is actually a negative as the faucet will go back BEHIND the sink. Also, the mounting can also swivel up or down when installed to raise and lower the height of the faucet.
1052520
Not sure what you are asking, but maybe this will help. The hose receptacle rotates with click stops that keep it in place, just put the faucet head into the receptacle to give you some leverage and the rotate it to the desired position. Might appear a bit stff as it is new, but it should rotate. I replaced my pipe nipple in the wall with a straight one because i have a 12" rain shower head with a support arm attached and this bad boy easily supports the weight.
1561773
Swivels 45 deg each direction. Handle on left not possible because there is a drain pop up lever on the back side of the faucet set.
1065113
The handle extends 2 3/4 inches behind the center line of the faucet base. The faucet base can be rotated on its axis to move the handle forward a little as I had to do to clear the backsplash. This does affect the throw of the faucet a little but wasn't significant for the 5-10 degrees I had to rotate it.
2199217
Make sure the handle is align with everything and then try to turn the dial. Repeat the steps if no luck at first. That happens to us but do this and works well. Thanks
2226314
Funny question, as in I never noticed this, but yes, the model I have, ordered from Amazon, has the handle on my right (looking at the faucet straight-on). The other picture provided by Amazon, of the faucet set in a sink next to the regular faucet, is how mine appears. -- of course, now I see, from another respondent, that the handle can be manipulated to either side!