thanks everyone! I was just asking because my hot water/ cold water hoses are upside down - so I think still clock wise just turn right to turn off :)
1969223
I presume you are talking about the valves on the pipes coming out of the wall. If the hoses point up and the handles are on the bottom of the pipe, then, looking down at the fixture, you crank counterclockwise to shut the valve. It is an opposite action from your viewpoint. If you are still uncertain, then crank the valve handle to the limit of its travel in either direction. Then turn it the other way. If you suddenly hear water rushing through the pipe, then obviously it had been shut off and now the valve is open again.
800005
No, turning in a "clockwise" position turns off the water. The stop(s) position are adjustable in increments and are behind the control handle. Turning in a counter clockwise position gets only hot water. Hope this helps.
927999
My problem is If turn OFF the light is turn OFF, but heater is still ON, If you turn ON the heater the light is ON but heater is not ON not heating, sometimes when its ON and Its heating the thermostat numbers moves backward, from 90,85,80,75,and my room temp.showing 90degree Its funny ... I called Mickey Mouse Honeywell Heater, Ha,Ha,Ha, My Heater is just 2 months old, My Heater too make metal bending noise, I have to plug and unplug my heater every time from the wall socket to turn On and turn OFF ...to me Its a dangerous heater !!
1045738
I never turn mine off. The heated fluid works great on "bug juice". Removing the inline fuse on the main electrical line will turn it off, if you need/want to.
1320948
Once the hose is turned off we recommend waving your hand in front of the unit to drain the water from the hose. To turn the unit off the sensitivity dial can be placed between the 9 and the 1.
1029612
It's one or the other or both on. To shut off you would need to turn off water
1292920
Unfortunately, no. I have accidentally left mine on for long periods of time and luckily have had no steam/burning/problems; but I sure do wish there was an auto shut-off for safety!
397061
Usually you can turn off behind the fridge. I replaced mine without turning off the water, I am not saying that you shouldn't turn off the water.
1161204
The faucet maintains the setting when turned off. Therefore it will turn back on with the previous setting of spray or stream. It is not a problem to change between either modes. We LOVE the faucet!!!!
108012
My husband does that a lot. There is no problem with function. I like to be notified of the water being hot so I don't.
548010
You need to turn it upside down and hold onto the outside plastic rim of the screen, not the part in the middle. It comes off turning it counter-clock wise, it does take a bit of pressure as mine was screwed on very tight.
1483573
I just hooked mine up to the water source a few weeks ago.Functioning worked the same for me.When unit is turned off, hold finger to the screen while turning the unit on. This brings up the menu and you should be able to set the auto on/off times. Note once it's unplugged the clock time is not set and so the auto on/off is not selectable. You must first set the clock time and after that is done the auto on/off button becomes selectable.Hope this helps.
1906656
That should not happen unless the little water sprinkler icon is visible on the display OR if the batteries need to be replaced.. If that icon is visible it means that your timer is currently on and allowing water to flow. I had an issue with some cheap batteries not working well in the unit. I have to replace them with name brand batteries for it to actually shut the water off. hope that helps
266412
You can turn it off! Or adjust the pressure to make it very subtle. But yes, you can turn it off separately.
767271
if the water flow isn't fast enough the water will get too hot and will shut off for safety reasons and once it shuts off it doesn't like to turn on for a while. because of this i run the bathroom faucet at the same time and adjust the flow to play with the temperature and keep it stable. i've never had an issue with a drop in water pressure turning it off and we use multiple faucets with it running like flushing the toilet running the washer and taking a shower and not had a problem.
850249
I'm not sure why that happens to you. I know that it turns off when the water is gone. I have three machines and none of them do what you are saying. I would just contact the company.
309419
Auto off doesn't kick in until its boiled too long, in my opinion. I usually flip it off before the auto does