This barely works. I have done everything listed including wearing inside out, dampening with water additionally and adjusting the placement. Help!
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Unfortunately, I had the same results. I talked with a physician and learned that the only effective socks (of course, very expensive) had more of a silver lining. I also consider the spray to be expensive and not very long lasting.
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Try putting a wet towel under it and it won't move........wash in machine and set under something heavy to make it flat again
21203
You may have some buildup in there. If you heat up some water and pour it over it might help. Also you may want to contact them directly. dorcousa.com
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It may help. However, it sounds like you need to replace or adjust the flapper.
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Try this: Remove cover, empty out all the water and then fill it with fresh water. If that doesn't work, then try this: unplug it, remove cover, inside you will see sensor (it sticks up a little with a silver metal on top) touch the sensor with your finger. For some reason this works. I think the sensor gets stuck "thinking" the water level is low, so the unit doesn't go on.
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If warm soapy water doesn't do the trick, try rubbing it with a cotton ball soaked in alcohol. Hope it works, NJD
1937314
Sounds like you have a bad cell and this will not help. Use a hydrometer and check your specific gravity across all cells.
908123
Yes, I have the same problem and I plan to call them when I get a chance....so far this has just been inside due to weather, but once it gets nice it will get used all the time and it needs to stay on...if I find a answer I will post it here.
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Try tightening it all the way. Make sure you use plumber's tape when you install it. I tightened mine pretty tight and haven't had a problem with the main or hand-held shower heads moving
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change the direction of the arms and then run water thru it...make sure they are turning in the correct direction in order for it to move forward...I've done the same..... also make sure that the stop underneath it is not triggered/stuck
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I have had that problem in the past. I let it dry for a few days and sometimes it works but often times it does not. I just replace the unit. Not a good solution, but it is a solution.
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I have to put in for 5 min. I tried at 2 min intervals. And with the timer it don't want to dry at all.
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Use a swifter so you don't have to lean in and on the flooring (a Lysol wipe on a yardstick probably would work better). Be sure to let it dry completely.
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Don't use a towel or anything underneath the diffuser - there is a fan on the bottom that has to "breathe" if you will. Also, fill to just below the max line. Those were the 2 things that I found fixed that problem.
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Didn't happen to me so I don't have any idea. You've done all that I would have tried, sort of like drying out a cell phone and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Sorry.
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I usually have the tub about half full then get in and attach. Are you firmly pressing each little suction cup? Seems to me that some cups are submerged and some are still out of the water when I do it. Perhaps a quick wipe of the area with plain vinegar to get rid of any old oil or soap scum might help. I love the thing!
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You have to find a way to get it to stop rubbing. I would speak to a warn tech. He might be able to get the problem fixed. Don't ignore it.