Do you have to hold down the lever in order to get the spray?
1402118
You do have to hold the lever for the sparyer or you can latch it on so you can use it hands free.
1402119
No, there is a small lever to lock the handle in the on position. We leave this lock in place all the time.
1402120
No, it has a small clip (you leave it on) that every time faucet is turn on the sprayer in on. I love the faucet. the soap dispenser broke within a month, buy a better one. Not happy with the Kraus sink, finishing is not great
2083490
It should go up and down without too much effort. Did you put the lever correct way?
2251553
Yes, you just press it. Works great. Press it quickly with a tap for a tiny release or hold it for a lot.
374676
The spray button locks in a safety position. To spray it you have to turn that and then push down. Easy if intentional. Harder to do by accident. I never have and neither has my 12 year old and I carry on my keys and throw them in my purse. Yes you can turn and press the sprayer button in the case
1891133
Hi GordonYou have to hold the trigger down for spray mode. I have tried several different amounts of water pressure and have been unsuccessful with all of them to get the on/off ease, so have ascertained that it does not exist in this faucet. That being said, placement of the trigger makes it fairly easy to hold and spray and I am quite happy with the faucet. Hope this helps.
168792
I am not sure if they have them that you do not hold down yourself. Mine you plug in hold the lever down for as long as you want and then let go. I suppose you could put an elastic band around it to hold it on indefinitely but that would not be a very safe way to do it. I find these things get quite warm and the heat lasts a long time after you let up on the lever.
1334877
there is a plastic tab release on each side. There are a few different types. I don't remember if they are the press in type or the lever type that you push one side down and the other up. You can try both.
2071560
you have to keep holding it. there's no variable speed. you also have to watch how you insert it into the fluid or pull it out, since it does spatter. but the push lever is pretty sensitive. its like a leaf or a latch, that you push up or down, like a long button you depress.
1799566
Yes it is; however, it really doesn't matter. The spray head locks into the horizontal arm when it is not hand held. It almost does it automatically. Anyway, under full force, when not locked, the spray head does not move (fly) around.
1186442
Adjust the flow you want and lock the trigger. There is a button on top of the trigger just push it in. the flow will be reduced on continuous spray. It works well just have to remember it you want a strong flow to press the trigger to a strong flow before engaging the lock button.
488455
No you have to press the button on the handle to lift the cap and keep it pressed while you pour.
179831
Yes, it's called a "shut off lock" and when you squeeze the handle it releases pressure. On some models there's a pressure release that you pull up to release pressure. Either way, there's a way to release the pressure. Directions for using the release are included in the general use directions that come with the sprayer.
1362364
With one hand I put the can in place, and with the other hand, I push on the level to lock it into place. Then I let go of the can (you are not supposed to hold it), I push down the lever until it's done. If you can push down on the level with your arm (it's a big lever so it would not be uncomfortable), then I think it could be done.
179832
Good question. FYI the sprayer does not have a pressure release valve. It's the only thing missing, that I wisht it had. The only thing I can do is to use it till it's empty, and then keep the spray valve open till it's unpressurized. The spraying rod trigger does have a lock capability so you can open it up and let it decompress, but that has it's downside because sometimes I'll refill it and then pump it up ... forgetting that I have it still locked open, and the stuff starts spraying out on to the floor or whatever. So I don't do that any more. Hope that helps.
1379895
You have to have a decent pressure (half-way open or so?) to hold the spray setting, so it reverts back to stream at shut-off.
396833
I personally hold the Wand in my right hand, using my left hand to actuate the On/Off lever. Once lever is actuated (Forward to turn ON, Pull back to shut off), you then only need the one hand to hold the wand. The On/Offlever stays in place to whatever position you move it too.
1304156
Seems silly but are you sure it is in the unlocked position? When in the locked position the lever part is at the unlocked arrow. You have to press down and move the selector the direction of the arrow in order for it to unlock. When unlocked the Lever should be at nearly a 45degree angle and free to bobble back and forth when touched. When locked the handle doesn't move even when pressed or pulled.