Does the sprayer really go back to the faucet on it's own, or do you have to click it into place (Koher models have a magnet to help it sit back in)
1017281
There is a weight that is attaached to the output hose that helps pulling the head. You must, howevcer, gemtly push the head back into the slot.
1017282
This has a magnet, too, and a large weight on the hose. You do have to keep the undersink area clear so the hose has room to retract, line any other of this type.
2144890
The connection isn't magnetic. There is a weight attached to the hose under the sink. It's important in the installation to not let the hose get tangled so that the weight works properly. I find the hand spray might be a fraction of an inch lower than the faucet on occasion. The sprayer and faucet fit snuggly together but will be a fraction apart if turned so that the fittings aren't aligned. I haven't found it a real issue.
81127
There is a elongated flush button on the side, behind the head that you gently push in. Depending which side you push in from will make it either stream or spray. Works very well and I like the faucet a lot.
1639530
Mine has also had a problem with that at times. I just pull it futher out or all the way out to get it to retract again. Ours is away from the faucet and it worked fine until we changed the water hose we hooked up to it. So I don't know if that is the problem.
2105018
You have to squeeze the handle for spray option.. It doesn't pull out either just stretches due to metal coil. I love the faucet but it sounds like you need one with spray head that can stay engaged without holding it:)
1944927
It retracts all the back into the faucet. We have had it about a year and are very happy with it. Hope that helps.
1091120
The spray mode is activated by a toggle switch under the faucet head. When the spray button is pushed, it stays on without holding the switch. The spray mode will stay on until you push the other end of the toggle switch to return to the stream mode. Turning off the water completely will not change the mode it was in, either spray or stream.
1054752
THE FIRST ANSWER IS NOT CORRECT - water only flows from one place at a time. I just installed the new version of this faucet this weekend. It's just like a normal "old fashioned" faucet/side sprayer combo - when the water is turned on at the main lever (at the side of the faucet base), water flows out of the pot filler arm of this unit. When the sprayer handle is depressed (either manually or because the small hook is latched to keep the handle squeezed for you), the water stops coming out of the pot filler and flows from the sprayer. You can't have water coming out both places at the same time. Because of the new design, water will always be flowing out somewhere if the main lever is turned on: spray handle depressed = water thru the sprayer; spray handle not depressed = water thru the pot filler. You can latch the hook on the spray handle to keep it always depressed and then use that arm of the fixture as your main "faucet" when you turn the lever on/off if you want. Unfortunately the new design results in wasting water, since letting go of the sprayer handle while cleaning dishes does not stop the water flow.
2144886
Yes, the sprayer is magnetiic with a good solid connection; however, it's important to note that the sprayer button doesn't lock in place when changing water flow from stream to shower. With that said, I love it!
1190972
No, it twists to change pressure/spray, but if the water is on, it will be coming out of the nozzle.
644966
The spray mode locks when you push the center button but in order to get back to a single stream mode you have to turn the water off. This is the very best faucet I have ever purchased for me or myk clients.
992625
No, you turn the knob counterclockwise to "manual" and it the valve will stay open, and then you control the flow with the faucet knob as if it weren't there.
1275913
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. You can see where the faucet pulls out. The only time I pull it out is when I need to use the sprayer & need a longer extension like cleaning the sink. Otherwise, I rarely pull it out.
819742
Hi Heather, you can switch it from regular flow to spray by pressing the button. But to return to regular flow you need to turn the faucet off.
644965
The faucet will stay in its spray mode on its own until the water is turned off. At that point it will return to its normal stream of water.
93956
No, you need to guide it back up and push it back into the faucet. It's been a great faucet so far, we love it.
2001507
It stays where you leave it. I hold the top of sprayer and it's a gentle pull down or push up. Very good design and really nice swivel sprayer. Doesn't seem like anything would wear out, but that's why I hold the sprayer when changing, to be sure