does the trigger activate spray mode without holding it down? in other words, is it on/off or do I have to hold down the trigger for spray?
1891130
On mine you can NOT push it once to hold it on spray. You have to hold the trigger for spray. Arghh. My old one was the same way. Inconvenient when you want to have the spray on and use both hands for washing.
1891131
You have to hold the trigger down to spray. Once you let go of the trigger, the spray stops. You get used to it.
1891132
You have to hold down the trigger to spray. The spray mode is only activated when you hold down the trigger. When you let up (the normal mode) it does not spray. It's NOT a toggle on/off. Hope that helps.
1891133
Hi GordonYou have to hold the trigger down for spray mode. I have tried several different amounts of water pressure and have been unsuccessful with all of them to get the on/off ease, so have ascertained that it does not exist in this faucet. That being said, placement of the trigger makes it fairly easy to hold and spray and I am quite happy with the faucet. Hope this helps.
1743399
Yes, you will need to hold the button down to spray water. It's a soft button and you need to just hold down with your thumb. For me, I don't use a lot of pressure to hold down. Hope this helps.
336105
No, you need to hold the spray button the whole time you use that mode. Bothers some people but I don't mind it.
223927
Yes it has a sprayer that you can "pull down". The item on the far right hand side of the picture is the control assembly. It is where you turn on/off the handle.
1702159
No, it does not. There is a toggle switch, up position is for spray, down position is stream. Buy this unit, I love it, best purchase ive made in a long time.PAUL
2262913
Yes. The trigger for this sprayer is the red button, which you press (lightly) with your thumb. It also features a trigger lock, so you can lock the button down in the ON position.
179832
Good question. FYI the sprayer does not have a pressure release valve. It's the only thing missing, that I wisht it had. The only thing I can do is to use it till it's empty, and then keep the spray valve open till it's unpressurized. The spraying rod trigger does have a lock capability so you can open it up and let it decompress, but that has it's downside because sometimes I'll refill it and then pump it up ... forgetting that I have it still locked open, and the stuff starts spraying out on to the floor or whatever. So I don't do that any more. Hope that helps.
1161202
There's a button behind the part that separates from the rest so your finger is right near or can be on it. You can toggle back and forth from stream to spray with the button. It is quite easy and feels almost automatic. It is great to use and I love having it!
1495111
It has two settings, both require you to depress the tip to fire. One will only fire with the trigger being depressed and released, while the other will fire as long as you keep the trigger depressed and it will fire every time you make contact with the tip.
734892
No, the trigger is like a spray trigger you find on any other spray cleaner. It just controls the spray out from the bottom.
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.
1161201
On/off has no effect on spray or stream. When turned back on it is in the last mode selected (spray it stream) as when shut off
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.
700280
The stream/spray is a toggle that stays on the setting you select (you don't have to hold it) until the water is shut off. It returns to the stream output when you turn off the water (very logical in my opinion).
1130273
It has a button that you push to either have spray or steady stream. You do not have to hold down.
556774
Yes, it turns it on without pressing trigger but does not spray any paint.It happened on 1st day. I returned it. But my second one works fine, no problem at all. Thanks.
2001505
You can leave it in either the spray or stream mode. It does not automatically switch between the two.