Does the head(nozzle) pull out and retract back or does the whole head pull down on the spring? If so how far does it pull out?
927484
It only pulld down. You have to lift it off the holder and then you can move it in whatever direction you want.
927485
The nozzle comes completely out of the support bar and will pull down as far as you need and in any direction...I place it back into the support by pulling it down, slip it back into position then release to reposition the nozzle. No need to snap it in place. I love this faucet! It makes my kitchen look so sharp...that's not just a pretty face! My plumber said it was a very well made product...I purchased the stainless not the chrome
927486
The whole head nozzle pulls down with the spring (one piece) - no retraction. Probably pulls down a good six inches, def. enough to get deep in my sink. However, this style of faucet doesn't get quite as deep as a more traditional pull out faucet, to be honest. If you want to actually be able to touch the bottom of your sink, this unit won't do that.
1017281
There is a weight that is attaached to the output hose that helps pulling the head. You must, howevcer, gemtly push the head back into the slot.
547036
Yes. My three year old figured if he pulled just right he could pop the spring and it comes off. He doesn't mess with it but that was an interesting day when he showed me.
1639531
Something I do is cut the water off and squirt the water out of the hose to relieve water pressure prior to returning hose into unit. I have 2 also and only one seems not to retract like it should and I believe there's a way to take it apart and make spring tension tighter. I've thought about doing that; but continue messing with it until the hose finally retracts which it always eventually does!
2255120
The pull down hose function operates with a counter balance from under the sink. Ours will pull out from the end of the faucet to the end of the sprayer 30"
1527538
I purchased this product and the spring mechanism is on the front of the unit in line with the handle. The feed tube is also towards the front and not the back.
242227
It's spring loaded in other words the motor pushes the plunger out The spring gets compressed Ontell proper transmission alignment occurs at that point the plunger spring pushes it the rest of the way out. Power is applied via three wire terminal for in and out travel. So it needs power in both extend and retract which means the polarity to the motor changes couldn't tell you exactly how far it goes out exactly but I would guess around an inch
1470070
The "pull out" is simply the aerated spout on a flexible line that reaches beyond the fixed arm. It is easy to pull out and returns nicely with the weighted system.
458575
You kind of have to twist it then pull it off. Also if you use the concentrated nozzle try not to take it off and on too much. Eventually mine wouldn't even stay on. Hope this help!
1435861
To answer your question I took my "air valve" apart and saw how easy it is to put back together. The spring is placed on the white pointed pin. The pin is inserted into the hole in the cap from the underside (holding the cap so you can see the big threads). Once the point is showing through the opposite side press the convex side of the rubber seal onto the point. When it is assembles the slightly convex face of the rubber seal will show as it nests lightly into the 3/4 inch hole to provide the seal. While pressing the rubber onto the pin the rubber will eventually come up against a somewhat larger part of the pin and stop going farther. The point of the pin will show on the concave side.
1670200
In the previous model there were two separate attachments and you used one. In the latest model there is only a single attachment but with two head possibilities. The spring now
1951149
Ok, so I tried today and like Lara D. said, it does come off. You have to pull REALLY hard, but it does come off and you won't break it. It goes back on easier than it comes off. Thanks to Lara D. for your help and giving me confidence to pull at that darn head really hard!
2282326
I have not had a problem with the spring. The spring can be rotated into position to act as a back pressure or it can be stowed out of the way to provide no back pressure.
1109870
Hold the on green (wash) button down for approximately 3 seconds. The nozzle will come out for cleaning (no water will be spraying). Push the button again and it retracts.
1187540
No. I have been using it for about 6 months now and haven't had any problems with it. The head will retract completely as long as the notches are aligned
212755
The face of the heads where the water sprays is a plastic rubberized material. You simply rub your fingers over the spray nozzles. Since the whole arm tilts up and down, it can be pulled downward for wiping. The heads don't come out unless you disassemble the unit. We've just wiped with a damp cloth after use.
1262130
IT doesn't have a spring. The plastic is a little flexible altought. I'm pretty sure that this is not the most confortable ear bud you will wear.It does stay behind the head, but not over.