To turn on & increase water flow, one pushes the shower faucets down. This is opposite of logical. Is their any way that this can be changed?
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This is the reverse of standard usability and it is a design flaw in this product, in my opinion, so for others reading this, take it into consideration. I got used to it and no longer think about it. Mine was installed by a plumber, and he said nothing about changing it to standard direction-turning, so I assumed it wasn't an option.
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There might be a pressure restricter in the shower head. If so, take it out to get more water pressure.
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Yes, you can switch from spray to stream with just a little click behind the head of the nozzle. It's discrete and doesn't take away from the style of the faucet
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Has anyone actually done this? I'm desperately looking for a faucet of this style with the control lever on the left, but they're all on the right. My prep area is to the left of the faucet, and I don't want to reach under the spout to turn the water on.
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The Home Basics 5 Function Twin Shower Heads are in my husband's shower so I asked him your question. He says he does change the options by turning the faces. He says it's not the simplest thing in the world to get them to turn but he kept working on it until they did. If you can't get the faces to move than you might consider returning the fixture to Amazon as it may be defective. Good luck. Hope you can get it to work .
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Its really just two. Stream and spray. Less pressure can cause a combo effect. You push the round grey button on the front of the faucet to switch between the two. The forcefulness of the spray is determined by how much water pressure you choose.
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There is a convient sliding water control valve on the shower head itslef. Water flow can be easily controlled with one hand. On mine it will turn pretty much off when closed all the way.
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The push button on the handheld changes the spray levels on the interior shower head. It is not a shut off button.
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There is a toggle switch on the head of the faucet. It's very simple to change the stream to spray. I've had this faucet for a year, and I love it!
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As you see on the picture there is 2 sliver pieces below the shower head. The sliver ring connected (that is just below) the showerhead is the water controller. You twist that ring to turn on and off the water flow. And it works fine.
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As far as I can tell, the flow rate cannot be changed. The only thing you can adjust is the direction of the flow.
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The shower head cannot increase water pressure coming from slow running water.
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On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
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The faucet has a rocker button on the nozzle that changes flow from spray to stream. Both modes are 'no hands' and don't require anything else to keep water flowing when the faucet is in 'touch' mode.
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There should be access on the other side of the wall of the shower. Remove this and then you can disconnect the water lines. Note, make sure water pump is turned off. Then remove the two nuts holding the faucet to the wall. Reverse the procedure to install the new faucet.
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We have a couple of bathrooms and the one we use for the moen has a detachable shower head that allows us to control water dierection. I must mention although this was a very good solution, it was short term as we had our Master bath redone with a larger stand up shower and a walk in tub. If you can afford is the BEST way to make a permenate change. For economy though the Moen was terrific.mHope this helps.Paul FredinEdmond, OKeurorep@coxnet
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The water pressure from the motion sensor on the top or front of the faucet is fixed and is based on the flow from the water supply value to the electronic control module. If you want to vary the water pressure or temperature, you should use the manual valve on the right bottom side of the faucet. Strongly recommend the AC adaper. Great faucet!