If I just add a valve, can't control water. Do you have any idea?
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If you screw the water breaker onto a pistol-grip hose nozzle that has a threaded outlet, you will be able to control the water flow.
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Can you adjust the flow and temperature separately? If so, I don't think you have a standard valve.
571990
Sorry David, I'm not sure I can be of any help. I use mine is a shallow fountain.
2037380
Is the power light on? Try to plug the seat into another outlet, maybe use an extension cord. If still no power light, then the unit is DOA. I assume you hooked it up to water and valve is on?
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I had trouble with that too. You have to be very careful as the alignment of it very precise. If you don't do it exact you will hit the valve and it will release water. Do this just temporary. Put the whole thing on your kitchen counter top so that you can see it closer. Do this with no water in the tank just to practice. You will see what has to be lined up to keep from hitting the valve to soon. Practice putting the tank in place. This will let you see how precise you have to be to not hit the valve to soon. Now put the unit back on the floor and go thru the motions you just learned. You got to be patient. Hope this will help you. Al
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We have used this unit for month, it always work well. There are 2 control switches. One is the power on or off. One is a round one, this one will control the "steam". I think you can try firstly on the power switch see if you did turn the unit on after you plug in. Secondly, if you did turn on the power, try turn this round switch to left side all the way, and then turn on right side to adjust the steam. Good luck!
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works fine for me on 'flood' setting, what your describing is often a problem with the shower valve.
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It screwed on fine for me. My problem was NO WATER PRESSURE! I think it needs to be elevated a couple feet to use properly. Lost my patience with it so I gave it to my neighbor. I told him my issues and said "good luck to you. If you can't get it functional then toss it or pass it on. I Don't recommend at all.
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You moved the hand lever to on first, right? Is so, something is wrong. If not, adjust the handle to the stream and power type for the water you want, then wave your hand.
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If you have full voltage at the valve and the wireing is correct then the only other problems are either a plugged water line, or a bad valve power head. Pull the little black lever all the way down to manually open the valve and if you get heat then replace the power head. This is very common to have them wear out after a few years.
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I am almost certain the answer is "no". It turns valves on and off, and has no way of sensing water pressure, etc.
227489
there is a plastic insert in the hose which regulates the flow of the water . maybe it has something blocking the flow . take that plastic insert out . maybe that might fix your problem
1097486
The one I have does have a control valve. If nou do not you can always get one at a Home Depot or Lowes.
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You have a bad valve. Online you can find fixes if your willing to take apart and work on it. Probably have sedament it the valve.
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Yes that is how I have mine hooked up. We installed a valve it so we can control the flow of the water.
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Check these things. 1. Is main breaker on? 2. Is water passing through system? 3. Is there sufficient back pressure. If water is not restricted on discharge side of pump, the lack of back pressure will not allow unit to go on. I used a ball cock valve closed one third to acjieve results. jib73@aol.com. good luck.
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I had trouble with that too. You have to be very careful as the alignment of it very precise. If you don't do it exact you will hit the valve and it will release water. Do this just temporary. Put the whole thing on your kitchen counter top so that you can see it closer. Do this with no water in the tank just to practice. You will see what has to be lined up to keep from hitting the valve to soon.Practice putting the tank in place. This will let you see how precise you have to be to not hit the valve to soon. Now put the unit back on the floor and go thru the motions you just learned. You got to be patient. Hope this will help you. Al I had trouble with that too. You have to be very careful as the alignment of it very precise. If you don't do it exact you will hit the valve and it will release water. Do this just temporary. Put the whole thing on your kitchen counter top so that you can see it closer. Do this with no water in the tank just to practice. You will see what has to be lined up to keep from hitting the valve to soon.Practice putting the tank in place. This will let you see how precise you have to be to not hit the valve to soon. Now put the unit back on the floor and go thru the motions you just learned.... » Read More I had trouble with that too. You have to be very careful as the alignment of it very precise. If you don't do it exact you will hit the valve and it will release water. Do this just temporary. Put the whole thing on your kitchen counter top so that you can see it closer. Do this with no water in the tank just to practice. You will see what has to be lined up to keep from hitting the valve to soon.Practice putting the tank in place. This will let you see how precise you have to be to not hit the valve to soon. Now put the unit back on the floor and go thru the motions you just learned. You got to be patient. Hope this will help you. Al « Show Less