What does on/off mean? Is it like a pause switch that stops the water flow or does it make the water flow through the faucet?
1041403
It just stops the flow of water. Mine has a slow drip when it's turned off and when I open it up I get cool water for a few seconds.
1041404
it is like a pause switch that stops the water flow to the shower head. the faucet remains on.
378249
It's a switch that floats. When water level rises to a point it turns the pump on. When level drops the floating switch turns off the pump
1150803
Its like an on and off switch you push the button in and it activates a switch via a small air line that connects to a switch that plugs into a regular wall outlet. Push the switch a second time and the air pressure turns off the unit. Its a real cool design that eliminates any electric switch near the sink itself which protects you from any potential electric and water contact. It works as long as you have a outlet under the sink to make the connection between the plug in device shown in the picture and you must have the extra hole in your sink top for the air switch to fit into. ( Sort of like spray hose or soap dispenser cut outs that are in most sinks.) Its like an on and off switch you push the button in and it activates a switch via a small air line that connects to a switch that plugs into a regular wall outlet. Push the switch a second time and the air pressure turns off the unit. Its a real cool design that eliminates any electric switch near the sink itself which protects you from any potential electric and water contact. It works as long as you have a outlet under the sink to make the connection between the plug in device shown in the picture and you must have the extra hole in your sink top for the air switch to fit into. ( Sort of... » Read More Its like an on and off switch you push the button in and it activates a switch via a small air line that connects to a switch that plugs into a regular wall outlet. Push the switch a second time and the air pressure turns off the unit. Its a real cool design that eliminates any electric switch near the sink itself which protects you from any potential electric and water contact. It works as long as you have a outlet under the sink to make the connection between the plug in device shown in the picture and you must have the extra hole in your sink top for the air switch to fit into. ( Sort of like spray hose or soap dispenser cut outs that are in most sinks.) « Show Less
532504
There is no on/off switch. There is just enough heat that is generated in the bowl that it keeps water at a temperature that it doesn't freeze.
1098832
Flow switch is a simple on/off. If there is not a least a foot of pvc on either side of the switch, the vane fatigue fractures. I cut my wires & twisted them together with electrical tape covering wires, turbo chlorinator is on, light is out & I'm not wasting $60 on flow switches.
2033250
I am in the midst of a remodel, and the showerhead has not yet been mounted. However, it looks to me like it has five spray settings, one of which is "trickle". . . i am assuming that means that this is the setting that would be closest to "off", but believe it does not have an "off"switch or setting on it. I am not sure this is helpful to you, but - well, it is all i can offer. sorry.
819742
Hi Heather, you can switch it from regular flow to spray by pressing the button. But to return to regular flow you need to turn the faucet off.
2017998
Yes. It shuts off the water flow until it cools down, then the water will come back on.
1117544
The faucet handle must be in the "on" position for the faucet to function. If the faucet is left running without any other activity, it will shut off after a minute or so as to avoid water use being used unintentionally.The faucet will operate at the last temperature used while running or at the temperature set when turned on thereafter.
912428
I will go see! Yes. If the setting is on "spray" when you turn the water off, the setting will be on "spray" when you turn the water back on. I have no regrets about this faucet! LOVE it!
1201727
Switch is on the handle just under the spray head. One problem is it does not completely shut off water. The spray still comes out in the off position.
767271
if the water flow isn't fast enough the water will get too hot and will shut off for safety reasons and once it shuts off it doesn't like to turn on for a while. because of this i run the bathroom faucet at the same time and adjust the flow to play with the temperature and keep it stable. i've never had an issue with a drop in water pressure turning it off and we use multiple faucets with it running like flushing the toilet running the washer and taking a shower and not had a problem.
1728218
It is only a water shut off. It also has a but in sensor that automatically shuts the valve if it contacts water.
1091121
The spray stays on until you push the button to turn it off. If you turn the faucet off while it is in spray mode, it will still be in spray mode when you turn it back on.
454125
Cycle the on-off switch. The unit has a built in run-time limiter. Or you could be off on high limit. Is the hot water supply VERY hot? If so could be high limit.
1990199
No, it doesn't have an on/off switch on the shower head. The switch is on the battery case. If you look at the pict, you'll see a small red button.
1447122
You can't turn the flow of water off completely unless you shut off the water at the faucet. If the faucet is on, water will come out one of two places, either your natural shower head or your auxiliary attachment.