A reviewer spoke of sliding off due to a bad angle. When the head rises &amp; falls, does it stop at set stops or when you stop pushing the remote?
262225
It stops when you stop pushing the remote. My brother did slide down once because he had raised the top only. Once he raised the foot a little bit, the sliding stopped.
1372756
The head rest does move up and down to change the angel of it. You then lock it in place. Yoy choose the angle, tighten the handle/ knob, and flip/push it down into place to lock it.
2258954
There is a grey screw below the silver screw (where the three legs hinge to the central body) which is meant for adjusting height of the central shaft. If that grey screw is loose then the whole shaft will turn and the head will pan loosely and not very smooth. Tighten that screw then loosen the silver screw and the head should pan with some fluid resistance. It might be a little stiff, mine was at first and I had to work is back and forth a few times.
841622
When it stops sliding, pull the cover straight out. It only slides a little, then you have to pull it out. Hope this helps......Jim
1181210
from my use it does not move at all when off----no slipping. not sure if it has a break? Works good.
636190
WARNING!!! I purchased the Harmony One and it installed fine, controlled everything, and is a real nice looking product. But then about an hour later I made the mistake of dropping it, only about 3 feet, onto a wooden floor - and the LCD broke! Ruined. Anyone who has ever used a remote knows that a three foot drop is not unusual. I have had a Harmony 520 for 2 years and it has been through the mill with my little kids, never a problem until it got showered in chocolate milk and left that way for 3 days. So, I now have a Harmony 670. Cheaper and more robust with essentially the same functionality. WARNING!!! I purchased the Harmony One and it installed fine, controlled everything, and is a real nice looking product. But then about an hour later I made the mistake of dropping it, only about 3 feet, onto a wooden floor - and the LCD broke! Ruined. Anyone who has ever used a remote knows that a three foot drop is not unusual. I have had a Harmony 520 for 2 years and it has been through the mill with my little kids, never a problem until it got showered in chocolate milk and left that way for 3 days. So, I now have a Harmony 670. Cheaper and more robust with essentially the same... » Read More WARNING!!! I purchased the Harmony One and it installed fine, controlled everything, and is a real nice looking product. But then about an hour later I made the mistake of dropping it, only about 3 feet, onto a wooden floor - and the LCD broke! Ruined. Anyone who has ever used a remote knows that a three foot drop is not unusual. I have had a Harmony 520 for 2 years and it has been through the mill with my little kids, never a problem until it got showered in chocolate milk and left that way for 3 days. So, I now have a Harmony 670. Cheaper and more robust with essentially the same functionality. « Show Less
1330335
There is something to keep it from sliding but it is easily knocked off. However you are pouring boiling watr over the thing; better be careful and not moving it around.
1100611
On Brondell's seats (the 3 models I have owned) there is a STOP button on the remote and on the side of the seat itself. It also has a pressure sensitive switch under the seat lid so that if you should stand up, it automatically shuts off.
1187586
It goes up and down and side to side, and very smooth... not jumpy, very good head for the price, we use ours for hunting up in a tree, its been out in all kinds of weather and still preforms awesome!
2149724
As I commented previously, I solve this by raising the screen, so the table surface is level. However, at the maximum tilt allowed, I don't believe a projector would slide off. Most projectors have rubber feet. A one inch drop in about a 15 inch run is not extreme. Do a test for yourself and I think you'll reach the same conclusion.
690838
The slider doesn't come with a ball head. It does not flex but if you have it mounted on a tripod in the center, a heavy load can sometimes make it move some. Best solution is to support it on both sides or place on the floor or apple boxes ext.
81965
there IS a tension control knob that works really well, as far as I can tell. when you ask if it can move by gravity alone do you mean when its positioned for vertical movement? i assume you could put a little tension in it and let it fall slowly with gravity, but controlling it manually would still be more precise. when i tried it just now, it did move down, but not at a consistent rate of movement. so i'd suggest just doing it manually. and can it ease in and out at the ends? again, only manually. there is no automated speed control.
220041
There is an adjustable belt under the body plate which we kept moving until our head stayed on the table as it was inverted. Also have you tried moving the height pin located on the side of the body plate? I know what you mean because my son is tall and his head hangs over the top when he is inverted. He tried to adjust it but had no luck. When he readjusted to almost 6 ft he could invert at all. Sorry, that's all I have. Good Luck!
1997820
Yes, the head tilts up and down. When tilting the head, place one hand on the vertical support and use the other hand to tilt the head to the desired angle.
941448
Also the head set it top heavy. You will need to purchase a rap around cushion to put at the top of the head set so it will not swing off your head when tilting your head down ward.
436407
Pretty much is on & off. Flow is pretty slow anyway, what is the point of going slower. What I did, was just drop the head in the bucket of water if for any reason I wanted to stop. for example, running to grab something I had forgot. But the on off button was easy access too
1388437
There is a knob on the bottom of the chair you can twist to tighten or loosen. I have yet to use this myself so I can't info you as to how well it works. My advice is to loosen it a quarter turn at a time to assure you don't accidentally fall backwards. I hope this helps