Can you lock the air pressure setting in place in other words do you have to pull up on adjustment knob to change pressure then push down to lock in
1956475
The adjustment is made by screwing the knob in or out. Once you have the pressure dialed in tighten the lock ring to hold the knob in position. There is no push or pull.
1956476
Yes. Pull the knob up, turn the pressure up or down, then push in to lock the pressure setting in!
1956477
Yes, you can lock the setting. First back the setting ring off, set the pressure you want, then tighten the setting ring down to the pressure knob.
1956478
Personally, I have found that the main setting knob is tight enough (and stays put), that you don't ever need to use the "setting" ring.
1956479
Dont buy this thing.. lens is plastic and thinner just melts the lense..should be glass.... as for your question..yes its locking type..
274395
no. You have to set it up and turn the knobs. You need both hands to adjust it.
1348258
Yes, but once you hand tighten the lock nuts at a given position then you can only readjust by loosing the lock nuts. My lock nut on the up-down position was not securing it in place as received from the factory.
385798
The output pressure is adjustable. The regulator is sensitive, but if you play with it, you can get it to the desired setting - then just leave it as is.Hope this .helps
2080417
small button on bottom push in to bleed or does it automatic every time no air pressure present
172477
There should be a sticker on the top with a plus and a minus. Turn the knob toward the plus to increase pressure or towards the minus for less pressure. When i got mine i turned it all the way to the right and then while turning it back to the right i counted the number of turns divided the total number of turns by 2 then i knew where "medium" pressure was. Hope this helps!
765943
It doesn't have a "steady" or constant setting using the pressure switch. It is only on while you apply pressure to the pressure pad.
309731
Love mine! The knobs lock in place at whatever you set them to. They're not prone to loosening on their own. Set it and forget it!
559248
Yes you can add or take out air and adjust it to whatever is comfortable for you.
365456
Tighten the tension screw ( plastic knob ) a few turns at a time and then clamp it down. If its still loose, unclamp and turn the knob a few more times until you achieve your desired tension.
855408
Yes the pressure can be adjusted. It also comes with 4 quick connect tips which have different spray patterns that will affect the pressure at surface contact.
2135060
By moving the handle either clockwise and or counter-clockwise to select the temperature, can you push-pull the lever to cause the water flow from shutoff to full flow? Adjustable does not tell me this.
212819
Yes, you loosen up the screw over the adjustment dial & adjust the tension setting. I found them to work great with the stock setting, the crimps come out nice, tight and secure. I get great consistent crimps with this tool as opposed to using needle nose pliers.
824432
Yes, the dial adjusts the air pressure. But I have never used it on anything but high.
800169
I was also stumped by this at first. The trick is to push the little locking tab near the bottom while twisting the unit clockwise from the top. It will only turn about 1/4 turn. In this position the adjustment is unlocked and you can freely (with a little effort) pull it up or push it down. Once you get the top of the unit approximately even with the top of the tank, turn it clockwise 1/4 turn to lock it back in place.
1926448
No, but you can remove the piece inside the head that throttles the pressure to increase it as necessary.
357982
Yes. It comes preset at 60 psi. I have been able to adjust it to other pressures. It is easy to adjust.