When hand is placed under dryer does it have a sensor that automatically comes on when hand is placed under dryer, or the switch has to be turned on each time?
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There is no auto on/off on this dryer. You must turn the switch on for either heated or cold fan and turn it off after each use.
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You have to move the switch that you see in the picture of the product. It's the black button on the silver body...a cinch to use.
578340
There is an on and off switch with 2 options. Cool air or Warm air. I leave it on during my nail service and I have the customer rotate their hands in and out like if I were doing a gel service.
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It has a sensor, when you sit is automatically turns on. You can program this. Very simple and nice. Good quality product, I did not regret.We have now 2 in house each bedroom. :)Installation is very easy. We got one for our 85 old parents, they happy.
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The light can be used like a normal light or it can be an automatic motion activated light. One the side where you see the switch, there are 3 positions OFF-ON-Auto. OFF is OFF all the time. ON is ON all the time. AUTO is it will turn ON when it detects motion and then turn off by itself after a few seconds delay from the last detected motion. I hope that helps.
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This light has 3 positions switch. In auto position, the light will turn on at night when it detected motion within range (it has light sensor). In manual mode, light stay on like a flashlight. In off mode, unit is off. Hope my answer help.
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It has no on/off switch. You have to remove the sensor wedge from between the door/frame before you open the door. It is easy to use. I use this item at night because my husband has Alzheimer's. I will use it during the day when I feel it is needed. I am happy I purchased the item. hope this helps you.
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I don't understand your question. The switch is held in place by two Philips head screws and the wiring plugs into a receptacle on the washing machine. Pretty simple and straightforward.
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Yes Deborah you can check fuses with the Multimeter. Most important is to make sure the power to the dryer is off before you start. If the power is on to the dryer you could be KILLED. Once you have the power off, remove the fuse. Then set the Multimmeter to Ohms. Touch the Black and Red probes to the fuse. If the Ohms shows Zero the fuse is good. If the meter does not move the fuse is blown or Tripped and it must be replaced or reset.I hope this helps. KarlKarl J Aspgren answered on May 13, 2014
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Great question. It only has the cool shot button, which I use often. It works fine, but it's not the most comfortable to hold down for long periods. Nice dryer overall though, for the money.
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Probably not, sensor in bottom detect positive pressure from dryer, this starts the fan.
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Yes. You can push it in to turn the water off so it won't come on when you wave your hand by the sensor, but I don't. I keep it on all the time and turn it on and off with a sweep of my hand. I keep it in the "hot" position because it takes a little while for my water to get hot (tankless heater) so that if I want hot water it is on the way to getting there. If it doesn't matter or I want it cold, that's how it is for the first 20-30 seconds anyway. If I seriously want cold water I can turn the handle to the cold setting. It is a really great faucet and I love it! But it doesn't work when the power is out, so be sure you have a generator or be willing to get water from another sink until the power comes on. Yes. You can push it in to turn the water off so it won't come on when you wave your hand by the sensor, but I don't. I keep it on all the time and turn it on and off with a sweep of my hand. I keep it in the "hot" position because it takes a little while for my water to get hot (tankless heater) so that if I want hot water it is on the way to getting there. If it doesn't matter or I want it cold, that's how it is for the first 20-30 seconds anyway. If I seriously want cold water I can turn the handle to the cold setting. It is a really great faucet and I love it! But it doesn't... » Read More Yes. You can push it in to turn the water off so it won't come on when you wave your hand by the sensor, but I don't. I keep it on all the time and turn it on and off with a sweep of my hand. I keep it in the "hot" position because it takes a little while for my water to get hot (tankless heater) so that if I want hot water it is on the way to getting there. If it doesn't matter or I want it cold, that's how it is for the first 20-30 seconds anyway. If I seriously want cold water I can turn the handle to the cold setting. It is a really great faucet and I love it! But it doesn't work when the power is out, so be sure you have a generator or be willing to get water from another sink until the power comes on. « Show Less
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There is a switch on the side to select 1. On all the time 2. Off all the time and 3. Comes on when motion is detected. In the motion detected mode, the light will stay on a minute or so with no new motion detected or stay on with continuous motion detected. A great feature is that it can tell when a room light is already on and doesn't come on at all. The unit is very sensitive and if pointed toward the doorway of a room will turn on every time someone passes. To fix that we simple angle the unit away from the doorway so that it only turns on when someone is actually in the room.
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No. The switch is builtin and is operated by the stopper. This prevents anyone from placing their hand or other object in the unit while operating.
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Yes there is a button to manually turn on However I do not know how long it stays on, I am pleased the way it works automatically by humidity
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The ion switch is on top of the blow dryer and is black. I leave the switch in the on position
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When the low voltage wiring is connected correctly the dust pan switch turn on the unit automatically.
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No, it doesn't automatically switch. It has a 3 position switch.....heat, off, and cool. One must manually change the position.
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Nope. It's a manual switch. However I leave mine one for hours during the day. As long as it is sitting on a safe surface it's fine on. I have had it auto shut off once or twice because it got too hot but that was before I found the right heat setting. It gets REALLY hot so don't turn it up all the way and leave it. It works great for 90% of fabrics at a medium heat level.