I can't tell how you control hot and cold water unless it is by twisting the top assembly head...Please explain
1040582
Hv not installed mine yet but I believe they work like the faucets I'm replacing at my day care cos they're too hard for kids to push handles. The deltas r easy to press & ur plumber wd mix the hot & cold water to temp desired when installing. We mix ours to warm water so kids don't get burned
1040583
The temperature is set by the shut off valves under the sink. It is set the temperature of your choosing.
1040584
This particular faucet does not come with an assembly to mix both hot and cold water (parts are available for this though). Previous comments are accurate, once you combine the hot and cold supply lines, the tempurature can be adjusted via the ball valves beneath the sink. Also note that this is a commercial grade faucet and this is not something you would typically install in your home (if that is what your intent is).
1751175
Well, when you first start to turn the handle the water comes out cold. In order to get it warm or hot, you have to keep turning the handle counterclockwise. The farther counterclockwise you go the hotter the water get's coming out of the tap, or shower head.
1174842
You can control the water flow before closing the wall. There are two screw controls for hot/cold on the valve itself.
2062128
Just slide the metal pins near the base of the head. There is a little piece that flips up or down. It needs to be in the down position between the 2 sliders behind the direction of water spray. When it is up, the spray will go in a 360 degree circle.
388745
Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour. And it should be less than an hour for a DIY job. Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour.... » Read More Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour. And it should be less than an hour for a DIY job. « Show Less
589810
Sorry. I'm not a Plumber. But, I do recall reading there is a ring that controls the hot water setting on these faucets. I think that is separate from this cartridge. It is part of the assembly, but not apart of this cartridge. I bought this because our faucet was leaking and this cartridge fixed the leak.
126120
It's a cold water washer. Never tried with hot water, and I don't think it works.
1292512
If memory serves you adjust the temperature with the bottom handle. You have to push that button inward and turn the handle counter clockwise...if this doesn't work make sure the water hoses behind the unit are connected to the correct pipes. Hope this helps.
1065110
You won't have any problem at all. To turn the water on, you push the handle to the side. To control the temperature, you move it forward (for cold) and backward (for hot). When the handle is pushed back as far as possible (for hot water), it doesn't go any farther than the base of the faucet. If the faucet fits your space without touching the window, then the handle won't touch the window either. I love my faucet!
800169
I was also stumped by this at first. The trick is to push the little locking tab near the bottom while twisting the unit clockwise from the top. It will only turn about 1/4 turn. In this position the adjustment is unlocked and you can freely (with a little effort) pull it up or push it down. Once you get the top of the unit approximately even with the top of the tank, turn it clockwise 1/4 turn to lock it back in place.
1231540
If you set the faucet up where the handle is on the right, the further you pull the handle out to the right, the stronger the stream of water. If you pull the faucet forward (again, if connected to the hot and cold water hoses properly), you will get cold water (or if you live in Texas and it is summer, you get warm water!), and if you push it back you will get hot water. There is not a lot of range of movement in the handle and it takes a little getting used to, but I LOVE mine!!
696733
The only choice you are given is how hot or cold you want your water. Pressure remains the same. Not like the "older" controls which allowed you to control not only the temp but the flow of water which to me makes a lot more sense (you could turn the water down without changing the temp and pull handle back out to your preferred pressure); but ECO has taken over and control and water conversation has flown away with the wind.
1435022
This is very easy to fix. All you do is switch the connection of the hot/cod water hose underneath the sink to the hot vs cold shut off valve. As a matter of fact, when the faucet was first installed hot was on the right hand side and cold was on the left. The installer just switched the hoses which took only a few minutes. Also, also you have the option to change the position of the faucet lever. To the right of the sink is normal, but mine is now at 90 degrees or in front of the faucet.
1412077
When I originally put mine back together, I assembled it incorrectly - limiting my hot water. I went back and realigned the gears on the temperature selector so that it would give me the entire range of temps.
1311978
The handle has to be pushed to the left closest to the stem. If you push it back you get hot water, front is cold water. Hope this helps - it's a great buy and a nice faucet!
944382
The top knob is used to control the temperature and the bottom knob is a mechanical timer. So the upper and lower heating elements are not independently controllable.
1665279
The faucet has a 360 spin. I suppose you could install it on the left but then everything would be reversed...for example the hot would be in the forward position and cold would be in the back position.