can the on and off lever be positioned in the front
931640
I installed the faucet, and have it on the right side. I see no reason why you could not put the handle in front if that is your preference. Should not be a problem.
931641
Hi Gail,Manufacturer says mount it facing right & we did. It appears to me the bottom of the faucet has a slightly oval shape. Rotating it to face forward may not allow you to use the deck plate which is used to cover the unused holes in the sink. If you have a 1-hole sink it would probably work. This is our 1st time with a right hand faucet & we actually like it better than a center handle because it provides more clear sink area. Dave Steele
1564880
No you can not. The rail one side is machined into base. It can be reversed to offset forward or to rear.
1738619
Yup, there's a lever that can be set to 3 positions: a lotta tilt, a little tilt, and no tilt.
1917730
as far as the way the lever moves, that part can't be changed, you should be able to install fct. where the handle is on the left side. it will work the same way as it was on the right side. keep in mind though, your hot & cold will work in reverse, unless you change the rotation of the supply tubes.
746132
The lever on the bottom is two position. The lock is on or off....there is no center position.
515831
I have the K7 and can't think of any reason why you couldn't with the control in the front. Great faucet by the way, best I have ever used.
1370199
They are on the front, they are not very convenient because I accidentally switch either the speed or the temperature buttons.
315784
There are two buttons or levers that need to be turned on. It cannot be turned on unless both levers/switches are moved. I don't know how this or any unit could be made more safer. This unit by far is the best I have ever owned. And I have owned many over these past decades. The cheaper ones are junk.
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I think it is intended for 2 hands. I suppose if you had very large hands you could reach over and move the lever while still holding it (I can't with my small hands), but it would not be easy. Or like the other person said, tuck it under your arm. The lever is not hard to move (I actually like the control it gives) but it is not placed well for one-handed use.
468213
Not that I know of. What's pictured on the Amazon page is exactly what it looks like after being installed. The little lever controls the flow of hot water (whose temperature can be set on the water-containing unit below the sink), and when installing, you have a choice in what direction you want the lever to operate--front, rear, left or right to make the water flow. It's been a reliable unit.
170037
There is a lever at the back that you move to one side and it separates the bottom part and the top part. I'm assuming that's what you are wanting to do.
193224
On and off are on the back end on both sides. There are additional adjustments on the left hand side and the laser on/off button. I've owned this for five years and I am on my second replacement. It has now broken at the rail attachment. I would not recommend this product.
144477
Yes, the lever is on the front and swings from side to side. Ours is connected to a RO 3-connection system and works great. Not sure specifically about the GE model.
2188453
You should be able to just lift and pivot the top lever forward. Then slide out the pan from the center of the bit
1557998
Front lever: can be rear or front brake (by its new feature: Reversible Lever)Rear lever: can be rear or front brake (by its new feature: Reversible Lever)
109191
Yes. If you do that you'll want to be gentle when you remove the front to change the batteries or the spray can, because the pins that hold the front in place are a bit finicky.
439609
Yes, but you need to push the lever with your hand, Not recommended but safe to do, if your careful