How to use the valve to adjust water temperature?
1482817
The bottom lever on the side is the temperature control. Pressing in the knob on the lever allows you to adjust from the standard setting to warmer or colder.
1482818
Like the other replies say, the large bottom knob controls temp for all jets. HOWEVER, you do NOT need to press the button on the knob to adjust temperature. That is only used to go past the high-temp limit safety setting (which can be changed by removing the knob with a small hex wrench).
1482819
you pull the bottom valve forward (twist it anti clockwise) and the heat will increase
1482820
The bottom valve is used to adjust water temperature. the other controls operate the overhead, the hand spray and the jets. the amount you open or close them controls the flow/pressure.Each can be operated independently or all can work at once. Obviously ,if using all at the same time, the pressure is less than if you operated one only.Hope this helps.
1482821
First ensure hot and cold water are connected properly. The anti scald valve will not work if the lines are backwards. Next the valve is tight. Push button in and rotate back for hotter forward for cooler. Otherwise adjust hot water supply hotter or cooler to make shower comfortable.
1482822
The temperature is regulated by a single control knob. Adjust the temperature once, and all jets are fed with the same setting. This feature is usually found on more expensive units; that is one of the reasons to purchase this unit.
106469
I love our Hansgrohe. Looking at the picture, there is a small horizontal bar. On the left there is a knob to switch from the shower head to the arm. On the right, there is a thermostat to set the temperature. Once we set ours we haven't needed to adjust it. I would suggest a professional plumber do the install because of the precise specifications required.
867161
What if I want it to heat the water to 125 F? Is there any way to adjust the shutoff temperature?
1441407
You will have to turn the volume of water down. Install a gate valve before the heater and turn it half closed. These are great little units but if the incoming temperature is low they don't have enough btu's to raise the temp that much. Hope this helps.
1458018
The faucet has two parts. The mixing valve which is attached to handle used turn on the water and adjust the temperature and the pressure regulator that automatically maintains the pressure at the mixing valve. If you can't adjust the temperature the pressure regulator probably is broken. However, you might as well replace both.
897307
It's controlled by a thermal switch normally open set at around 35 to 36 degrees, then turns off around 43 degrees. Is set to keep the water from freezing. I've taken it apart and had to replace the thermal switch on a few of them, they tend to go bad when they get wet. Stv
2206836
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck. The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do... » Read More The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck. « Show Less
975938
It has a last used temp feature. It's actually very simple. The valve handle rotates front to back to go from cold to hot. It pulls to the right to turn it on and control flow volume. If you don't move the lever in the front to back plane when you turn it off the next time you turn it on it will be at the same setting. Of course if you don't turn it back on for an extended period of time the water will not be at the desired last temperature until the hot water reaches the faucet from the water heater .
2206835
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck.
1167595
This valve is pressure balanced, meaning that when the hot water supply is depleted, the cold water will adjust as well to help maintain a consistent temperature in the shower.
1278172
The valve has a hot water stop to prevent scalding. In order to get it hotter water you need to adjust the factory setting. Your installation manual explains how to do this in a step by step diagram with drawings. If you threw it out already you can download a new one from the manufacturer
254358
This isn't a regular faucet. It is for filtered water. There is no temperature or flow adjustment - just cold water coming out at in one stream.
1127494
This bidet only has one inlet and does not allow temperature adjustment. If you really want to adjust the water temperature, you will need to do that with a faucet that is upstream of the device.
220899
Left side valve functions as volume & off/on control. Right side valve controls temperature which remains in set positions for instantly correct water temps at initial turn on. Very pleased with operational functions of this unit.
534450
There is an adjustment valve on the handle. It allows for pressure control also.
1751174
Only temperature. You would have to add an additional hand valve after this to control how much water is coming out.
2049415
Yes, this valve prevents water temperature from fluctuating. We always had issues with people showering while others used water anywhere in the house, including flushing the toilet. The temperature in the shower could go from scalding hot, to icy cold. When we remodeled our bathroom and installed this valve we never had that problem again.