If the battery dies, can you still flush manually?
446456
No, you cannot - unless you left the manual flush in place (which is not recommended in the manual).
446457
At the time of installation, I removed the metal handle from my toilet and replaced it with the white round disc packaged by Kohler with the kit. If the batteries die, just remove the pack and replace the AA cell batteries. You can manually turn the chain arm by taking off the top of the back tank and turning the unit one full revolution. I assume you took off your metal handle when you installed your unit. You can always reinstall the metal arm again, but you would then have to remove your touchless unit. My batteries lasted well over one year before I replaced them. The unit was still operating, but I perceived that it had "slowed down" due to decreased battery power. Running again like a top.
446458
No you cannot, unless you keep your manual flush arm installed, and that only works if you have a canister-style valve in your toilet. However, it gives warning beeps when the battery gets low, which will give you time to get replacement batteries ready/installed.
446459
As far as I know you can only flush one way & if you elected to use the touch less way, that is it. Just change the batteries.
446460
At the time of installation, I removed the metal handle from my toilet and replaced it with the white round disc packaged by Kohler with the kit. If the batteries die, just remove the pack and replace the AA cell batteries. You can manually turn the chain arm by taking off the top of the back tank and turning the unit one full revolution. I assume you took off your metal handle when you installed your unit. You can always reinstall the metal arm again, but you would then have to remove your touchless unit. My batteries lasted well over one year before I replaced them. The unit was still operating, but I perceived that it had "slowed down" due to decreased battery power. Running again like a top. At the time of installation, I removed the metal handle from my toilet and replaced it with the white round disc packaged by Kohler with the kit. If the batteries die, just remove the pack and replace the AA cell batteries. You can manually turn the chain arm by taking off the top of the back tank and turning the unit one full revolution. I assume you took off your metal handle when you installed your unit. You can always reinstall the metal arm again, but you would then have to remove your touchless unit. My batteries lasted well over one year before I replaced them. The unit was still... » Read More At the time of installation, I removed the metal handle from my toilet and replaced it with the white round disc packaged by Kohler with the kit. If the batteries die, just remove the pack and replace the AA cell batteries. You can manually turn the chain arm by taking off the top of the back tank and turning the unit one full revolution. I assume you took off your metal handle when you installed your unit. You can always reinstall the metal arm again, but you would then have to remove your touchless unit. My batteries lasted well over one year before I replaced them. The unit was still operating, but I perceived that it had "slowed down" due to decreased battery power. Running again like a top. « Show Less
87796
Yes...Make sure you have fresh batteries to see if the Battery Checker has no other problems. Moisture (water, pet urine) of any kind will negate the unit from operating...I myself had to replace a unit because of a male cat ...Smile!!!I found that utilizing a 'sandwich bag' to house the Checker will safeguard it from the moisture problem. You could keep the AA Battery seperate from the checker and only inser it when you needed to check other batteries...
1160018
No, mine was under an eave and the battery dies within a day or two when it's wet out. The moisture must be shorting it.
2075732
Yes it can but there is a blue light showing the faucet is on. If the handle is turned to the off position and you touch the metal, the should be on and therefore the battery may die quicker.We dont like our faucet as much now. The touch control seemed cool, but the warer flow is always too strong or too slow for your next task.I would not recommend this item for this reason.
125928
If memory serves, yes you can. That would draw on the battery so I would think that you could shut it off.
87538
We have an older model, and have a recycle bin on the floor under the sensor. I have found if my wife puts something in the bin that blocks the sensor (a few inches away), then the batteries go dead in a few days. Otherwise, it usually more than a year between battery changes.
1871819
We installed in a Fire Dept Truck with an A/C Auto Ejector that could run it while plugged in or off the battery while it was running. It will kill the batter quick if not being recharged.
1582851
You can if you want to. There is an 'on/off' toggle switch at the bottom. Even if you don't it does not drain the battery too much.
1910773
It depends on where the OBD connection is in the particular car whether the actual GPS device can be seen. You'll have to check your specific situation. No, it dies not drain the battery at all.
732850
Remote has a holder and can be placed anywhere.Flush is tap water; special chemicals for 'sanitizing' cannot be added to the sealed reservoir. Cleaning as for a regular toilet-follow instructions.
1229474
Yes, but there is an adjustment that can be done on the FlushSaver that seemed to have to mostly corrected that on my installation. Hope that helps. I might also add that FlushSaver company was very helpful with the questions I had. As I recall, we emailed back and forth with questions and answers.
571676
I do not think that you can manually slew it. For me I bought rechargeable battery and it saves a lot.
2279827
Mine is also flushing on its own repeatedly and replacing the batteries did not solve the problem.
1122028
There is a 'load' power switch in the upper right hand corner that does what you want ... unless you leave the switch ON, there is NO automatic. HTH.
2267853
No, it will not drain. There is no LED light or anything to drain the battery.
1513681
Yes. The faucet works like any other. When batteries are not inserted (or dead), the faucet still is operative as a "regular faucet," and an excellent one to boot. The batteries last an amazingly long time, though, and the faucet works so well that I suggest you keep "live batteries" in there -- except perhaps when you are to be absent for long periods of time. Dead batteries -- make sure to remove. This well-operating device should not be allowed to corrode.
437119
I agree with the other responders. it flushes as long as the pedal is depressed. I also agree that it is not the best toilet to get. Thetford also makes a similar model that has a china bowl. I got this one by mistake.