is the In/Out momentary, that is does it stop when you release the button?
1318391
it stops when you release, good news - bad news - the one i order didn't work at all. well it work briefly after i uninstalled and tested it on the work bench. it worked so i re-installed , it didn't work. so i got my money back. steve
1318392
There is a slight, about 1/4 sec., delay, but, yes it is a momentary switch. I have no trouble managing the delay. I am using it with a winch motor.
1318393
Yes, it stops when the button is released. It activates the motor as long as you hold the up or down buttons, when you let go, it stops immediately. Works great for me on my Garden Tractor where I mounted an ATV style winch. I can stand away from the load and wire and use the remote out of danger.
922569
You have to continually push the button, it is not automatic, I love this machine, I use it as a blender and it is the best I have ever had.
890934
Yes. It is NO (normally open) switch. Push to close. Spring returns it to NO.
2192201
No but you can wiggle it around to let out the air. Just don't press the lever while you are doing it. I don't believe you need a release button.
322669
No, it has a light 'click' and it stays active/frothing until you release it.
1089700
If it happens while pressing the button on the handle then don't hold the button so long. if it's stopping for another reason then I have no answer.
1053333
Yes. At the counter clockwise end of the knob rotation there is a slight click when the switch switches OFF.
534770
You're supposed to push a button, however, the one I bought for my daughter goes off on its own and doesn't stop once it starts.
953267
The button switches type, one of them is the off position, but it's doesn't complete shut off.
1278382
No, but there is an indicator light at the top that flashes when any button is pressed.
1792560
This is NOT a momentary switch. Therefore, when you actuate it to off it stays there, when you actuate it to on, it stays there. With two "on" positions I use it as a reversing switch for a stepping motor. Then I can run it forward or reverse or off.
1711431
Yes... I haven't used in a while but there is a little peek hole and by pressing, I think the middle button, it turns it on and off. But go by the light when you press the button. But give a poor rating and the company will contact you directly.
1167861
Yes it does have a momentary mode. You can also lock out the light by unscrewing the tail cap by one half turn.
1134557
No! It is not momentary! Its a normal on off switch that is on the floor and is activated by your foot. Works well at my home.
1495140
Just a guess but maybe the spring inside the clicker is not popping the button back out, so it is a constant on mode
956768
Yes, the motion starts with the button. If the button doesnt activate it...., well, then its broken.
1075373
I can't really add much to the other answer, but if yours stays on when you let go of the button, you probably have a defective one and I'd return it, as like said in the other answer, the motor should stop when you let go of the button. By the way, I love this thing!!! Can't do w/o it !