I have had the EZsurface cleaner for two years and lovethe job it has done. However all of a sudden the spray head will not oscillate. The water pessure is ok and you can spin with your finger. Any sugestions? I have had the EZsurface cleaner for two years and lovethe job it has done. However all of a sudden the spray head will not oscillate. The water pessure is ok and you can spin with your finger. Any... » Read More I have had the EZsurface cleaner for two years and lovethe job it has done. However all of a sudden the spray head will not oscillate. The water pessure is ok and you can spin with your finger. Any sugestions? « Show Less
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The owner's information provided with the unit states that if water doesn't flow freely from the spray bar, it may be necessary to replace the high pressure filter located in the cleaning deck inlet plug (i.e. male part of the water quick connect on the top of the unit). Using a flat head screwdriver, remove the filter and replace it with a new filter (P/N 308103010) available from the customer service department at 1-800-242-4672.
1382001
I've read some others who say to take it apart and fill with some silicone type grease.
1952010
We have had it for almost two years and have had not problems. The flow does seem a little less that what we had, buy I chalked it up to a "low-flow" nozzle that saves water. I do like that fact that the spray head secures back in place with a magnet. I've seen some clamp styles get loose after a few years.
2234584
True for mine, too; but to be clear, it's not the sprayer so much as the hose. Because, I find that this is an issue only when the hose is quite cold or overly warm. I've gotten into the habit of guiding it back down with two hands (one on the hose, the other on the sprayer). Had this been a significant factor in my level of satisfaction, however, I suppose I would have spent a little more money to replace the hose with one that is less sensitive to temperature.
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I have never had a problem with the sprayer not spraying. I've had this current model for a few months and the older one for about three years. I do not use goopy, sticky cleaners, just water and white vinegar or Castile soap. It probably helps if you remove the cleaner bottle every time you finish using the mop so you don't have any cleaner residue left in the mop.
1669661
The spray should come out with force. I would send it back for a replacement. Good luck!!!
387303
I went over and put my finger on the side of the round portion and it did not appear to be spinning. It's just vibrating and the lower section also just vibrates back and forth but its supposed to. I do not know that they claimed the top was supposed to spin, it's been too long since I bought it and no longer have the packaging. Whichever the case is, it still works better than a manual toothbrush ;-) I was going to buy some more heads, but they were out of stock when I tried on Amazon and unfortunately I do not get around well and lack transportation so I don't get to Walmart, which is where I go to buy most household goods, more than a couple times a year. Sorry I cannot give you more info. But if you go to the oral-b web official web site you can ask them and they'll most likely answer as they answered my questions when I was considering buying it initially.
298126
I had that same problem with the Essence/Elite models...However the heads on this easy clean model are different you just pop the new one in and go. So less chance of water getting down in side and creating that nasty build up we have to clean every once in a while. I believe this is a much better design and I've only been using for about 2 days so I'll check back in a month and post my findings.
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I bought one and it's built the same as all the other I've had in the past. The spring that makes the head rotate is the weakest point on these type of sprinklers. So far mine is holding up. I douse them in WD 40 before every use but I'm using well water which is gyppy and very hard. I like and recommend them.
1932682
Same here, but I think it has to do with the 'flapper" at the top. I think it gets somehow silted up and than it won't switch over. I will have to take mine apart and make sure that the shaft on which it pivots moves freely. Not the "worlds" best product......
2010372
Mine also stopped. I was sent a new spraying gun and that one also broke after 5 tans. I gave up. This product is not worth it. I went to a hardware store and bought a paint spraying gun for $30 and it works perfectly! That was my solution.
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I've been using mine for 2 months now with no clogging.The Evo site is http://evooilsprayers.com,there is more info there. Also the sprayer can be hand washed. JJB
81125
I had no problem with the sprayer when new. After a few years, depending on the hardness of your water, it will clog up. But just soak the sprayer head in CLR or a similar calcium solvent and it should be OK.
1891130
On mine you can NOT push it once to hold it on spray. You have to hold the trigger for spray. Arghh. My old one was the same way. Inconvenient when you want to have the spray on and use both hands for washing.
1846897
Your is defective. I have had mine for a year and the spray is consistent we every time and use it a lot!
1458477
I hope so because I've been doing it for years. Basically it spins like a turret and sprays shower cleaner. I wouldn't leave a toothbrush or something like that but I leave soap, a back brush, shampoo etc and it hasn't been a problem.
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Sorry but I don't have a video. I followed the owner's manual and had no problem. Following the step by step instructions allowed me to successfully complete my 1st project. If you follow the instructions and you still can't get it to spray, check the troubleshooting section for resolution.
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The heads were not meant to be popped off and replaced in the Eseries. Doing so could cause problems. Some have been successful at it initially, but over time, problems develop and they find they can't use that method any more. Where they pop off the head into the magnetic part of the brush head, weakens, and the brush pops off while it's being used in the mouth. I personally wouldn't want that to happen to me. When people use products as they were not intended to be used, maybe it will be fine, but I don't want to take that kind of risk. Environmentally, you can recycle the brush head complete with the magnet attachment. Philips does make brushes that work as you describe. Just the head, goes into the base. Those toothbrushes do not last as long. I have had my Eseries for seven years and it is still going strong. The vibration is stronger than the other model I tried. It does a better job. It's worth paying more for Sonic brand brush heads that are meant to be on the toothbrush you use. Your entire unit lasts longer. It's stronger. The brand brush heads outperform the generics by up to double the time.