Do I need to turn off water supply before installation?
1094666
I didn't. I just changed the filter quickly and had no leakage except what was in the filter itself.
904438
No, it's a straight-through connection. I prefer the straight-through better though since the built-in shut-off versions restrict the water volume and pressure.
91246
Yes, you can turn it off for a short time. It will continue to drip so that your water temp stays constant. You must turn it off with the wall valve when you're done.
1595593
It's the energy saver icon. If it's on you get better energy efficiency. The manual doesn't really get into details but if water droplets form on your water dispenser then turn it off.
1632566
There is a sound of either the fan or the pump after you turn off the unit by hand. This is normal as the unit de- ices or continues to pump water from the tank if you have the self drain hose hooked up.
1774120
No. It's a very simple installation. Just reattach the water line and bolt it to the floor
1638899
Mine has never turned on automatically and so far it hasn't turned off automatically either however logically you would turn it off when the water is spent.M
516943
No shutoff but usually it's hooked up after faucet's shutoff so no big deal.
1485273
Yes, the water can be turned off from any position. I love my faucet and have had it for 1 year and 3 months.
1366455
Jennifer: I installed this for my aunt in SC. I think your question is about shutting off the flow at the hand held spray head. The answer to that is Yes. The black buttons on the side shuts the flow off to just a trickle that keeps the full supply pressure build up in the hose and hand shower. That is sort of a pause button, so you don't have to turn the water off at the wall. The trickle flow reminds you that it is still on at the wall. This was a good product. It does not come with a hose, but the hoses are sold in the usual big box stores or hardware stores and you can choose the length there. I hope this helps you. DAVE
1582452
No. It will always go back water saving mode after the shower turn off. But it is the only mode I use.
209749
I would NOT recommend installing without the shut and bypass valves. It's not a question of IF you need to replace the filter, but when you need to replace, you got to shut the water off near the filter to do it. Or else you'll have water spewing out everywhere. Even if you shut the main line off outside once you remove the filter, all the water left in the line will come gushing out...don't do it. Put the valves in. Pressure gauges are not necessary, but the shut-off valves are.
2275484
I don't have the installation instructions with me right now but I'm pretty sure they want it hooked up to the COLD water supply. It sometimes adds water to cool off the water in the system before it auto-drains. Mine is hooked to the cold water and it works great.
2011889
No. Why have a sink if you dont want water to come out of it. However, the water comes from the overflow gizmo, if you do not hook it up to the spout then no water will come out at all. It can't be turned on an off like a regular sink. For what its worth, it doesn't use any less water hooked upor not.
1225650
none.The shifter handle that mounts on the wall, does it all. off/on hot/cold.You may want to remove screens and fittings from inside the showerhead, if you have hard water.
1699568
Yes it is easier to install without the filter. With the filter you need a T on the cold water in line that you have to get extra from plumbing supply
1484204
No I have not. Make sure your main water valve is open wide enough. You had to close it completely during the install.