How does this system turn off/on? Is there another switch/button on the filter itself or does the water just begin flowing out of the filter immediately? If someone forgets to switch the knob on the faucet over and they turn on the water- does it come...
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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!
1829860
There is no anti flow option The cold water comes from the back and hot water comes from the front You want to turn off the filter when using hot water so the filter last longer Just turn the knob on the housing The water flow is not restricted Hope this helps
803419
I really don't Know because my system never blinked. I change the filter when water flow starts decreasing. It is very easy to use and change.
487157
I just push the button and it's on. No problem. After some time, I have to do the same once more.Don't forget there has to be enough water. Anyway, the instructions are not too clear, but I worked it out.Hope to have helped you. Regars, Brigitte
1710170
No. The on off switch is on the part that is lowered into the water. best way to stop flow is just to lift it out of the water- it doe not appear to be damaged if it runs w/out water in it for a little bit. My guess is that was no on/off switch at the top to increase reliability and reduce the cost of the device.
412528
Not sure what you are asking. My experience is system was running fine without a filter change after two years. I took the battery out of the unit just because I knew I would not change the filters after only 6 months. When I did change the filters recently, there was no change in the water flow. Hope this helps.
197062
On the lower right hand back corner there is an on/off switch that I use when I'm not needing hot water. You can also scroll through on the menu at " set time" and the "off" option will come up.
1438515
Not sure mine works great is the water connected and flowing to the unit? Try changing the selector knob and trying it again good luck
1336190
Not sure if I understand your question. It IS a single filter unit. You just attach it to your faucet & turn on as needed for filtered water. You may need to read the instructions to be more specific but seems like I read it can last up to 2 years, which of course depends on usage. I have had this one for quite a few months now & I am very happy with mine. We have well water & ours contains a lot of reddish colored iron & this works great for filtering that out. I have not attempted to disassemble mine to change the filter part out though. Hope this helps.
504618
I have to open my faucets all the way to start it. There is a small amount of water in the unit that gets extremely hot all at once and heats the water exiting the unit. When there is enough water exiting the unit to ensure safe operation, it will turn on and do what it was designed to do. If the incoming water is very cold, or the faucet you want to use is far from the unit, you may need to turn it to maximum power (5).
1647034
Just turn the handles. It's not like a bath/shower combo faucet where you would need to pull up the handle to divert water from the bath spigot to the shower hose. It only has one outlet for the water. Just turn it on.
2273539
I don't know...have you cleaned the filter? Have you drained the water out? Is anything blocked? By shutting down, do you mean it turns off completely? It's not supposed to do that, though you may have it on a setting to save electricity where it does that...You'd probably have to read the instruction manual...and if you don't have it, maybe it's available online..good luck!
2215500
The filtered water doesn't come out of the tap, but from the unit which must be postitioned over the sink edge. It takes a second to finish coming through after you turn off the tap so you can either adjust to that or let the last few drops spill down into the sink. To turn the filter on, you have to pull the pin on the adapter they send to go on your faucet end, so the water only goes through the filter when you do that. To get hot water, just turn on the hot water tap the way you would without a filter & it comes out of the faucet, not through the filter unit. I'm very pleased with this unit as it doesn't interfere with the tap faucet itself & I can fit a large pot under it easily.
1316834
It has a hose end connection. If it were connected to a faucet, simply disconnect it and then use your hot water. Do not run hot water through a RO system. Best practice would be to only connect this filter to a cold water outlet.
1950179
The filter function is only in use when the lever is flipped on the right side (its the black portion on the right in the picture). The filter has two separate spouts it uses, one for the unfiltered water and one for the filtered water, when you flip the switch.
846989
You can leave it turned on. I really liked the faucet - until we couldn't turn it off one day. After about two years of use it simply did not turn off again. I see there have been other instances of this happening with other purchasers. It may have something to do with what type of water you use, or it may just self-destruct no matter what, so beware.
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Dear Sir, Sorry for the late reply. We would like to inform you this is a faucet for Hot&Cold water. You could see that in the picture, there is a small switch on the right hand of the faucet.