How do you change it?
581994
Turn off the water supply. The black end of the connector is hand screwed onto the flexible hose. Do not use pliers or wrench. That was the reason in my case that I had to replace this unit in the first place. The green end of the connection is a simple slide connection, Slide the green end down and then seat the connector over the faucet feed and release. I have found that it does not leak.
581995
One side is a spring loaded fitting where pulling back the collar releases it and the other side threads on
581996
As I recall, it wasn't difficult. One end screws into the flexible hose thast goes to spray head and the other I believe is like a bayonet fitting that slips onto the solid tube coming from the fixture.
581997
Sure. Ours is connected to the hose for the pull-out kitchen faucet. There is a spring-based retaining ring connector that slides down, enabling you to pull the connector off the stem of the kitchen faucet. Then the other end of the connector screws off the hose. There is probably a You Tube video that shows you what to do...
581998
The black end is threaded. In the instructions it is quite clear the item only needs to be finger tightened. It should come undone easily if it was properly installed. Otherwise you may need to use pliers. The green end, yellow on older ones, is a quick disconnect. The green or yellow is a sleeve that slides down and the ball retention on the inside releases from the water pipe.
581999
The coupling fits on the end of the flex hose for the spray nozzle where it joins the rigid water supply tube exiting the bottom of the faucet assembly. Remove the old coupling by holding the black end and pulling back on the green end to release it from the supply tube. The black end is only hand tight on the flex hose so you can drain it and replace it with the new one using some white plumbers Teflon for a thread seal. Hand tighten only and push it back onto the supply pipe until it clicks. Turn the faucet on and check for leaks. Job done.
1541640
Yes, just a simple push button to change. Very simple. No functionality issues as of yet.
1925473
Dont know, I just started using mine a few weeks ago. Have not yet had to change it out.
42362
I don't think it can be altered. I ordered 3 at different times and was able to specified the frequency so I was able to get different ones. Maybe the company will let you exchange it.
2158222
Um I'm not positive but I don't think so. All I remember about changing it was it was super easy.
104458
I personally had to change it my self. There might be an auto adjust setting though that I am unaware of.
675408
I don't remember having to change it. I've had it for over 2 years now. It is set in Fahrenheit currently. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1785487
Yes you can change it. There is an Icon on the right side of the laptop at the bottom were you can change English and Latinoamerica. It is very handy
1615210
Yes you can, it has a couple different languages you can change it to. Spanish is one of them. Hope i was of help.
925710
No, I didn't... If you have any problem contact them. They have a very good customer service. They may even change it for you.
1834009
there is a bar on the front to change settings. you can't really see it in the picture.
54783
No. You have to change it yourself. Love the monitors through. I use them a lot to swing around to show people in meetings.
287498
Way too much work to change them. Adjusting, as far as I know, is not possible.
564474
Dear friend yuo need to change it hope my answer could help you wish you a nice day !Best regards
1342563
Hold the menu button down until you see the options. After that... turn the knob to select whatever option you want.
574508
I would think from the manufacturer. I haven't changed mine yet. It would depend on how much heavy use as far as when you have to change it.
1703276
If you press the menu button above the screen. You can navigate to the date and time setting in the menu and change it.