Does the nozzle retract when not in use?
1362877
You can physically move it out of the way. Feel free to ask any further questions.
2247833
Yes. The unit uncoils and retracts from both ends equally. It won't work properly any other way.
1631538
Hi-We have not had a problem with ours. When extended, at any length, pull on the hose and slowly release and it should retract easily. I hold a little pack pressure and the hose winds in and lines up beautifully.NEROS
340823
This has not been a problem. There seems to be a magnetic attachment inside the nozzle.
2116319
Yes. Press gently first, pointing the nozzle to the area to be cleaned/washed.
163292
I have not. I have installed and used two of these and never had that problem. It is not auto retracting.
1861586
No it doesn't. The handle is on the top back side of the roof and no retraction of the handle is necessary. Easy to push.
2093212
Nope. Not once in the year and a half that I've used and abused it. I haven't had that issue at all. Good value for the $$
2026556
You put the nozzle in any position that you wants even take it out, it brings 2 nozzles to exchange. no prob.
509892
No, there are grooves machined into the inside of the nozzle that somewhat grab the threads on the valve stem.
1810510
It came off on its own. However, I re-assembled it wrong and used a straight edge blade to lift the nozzle off.
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.
315514
I do not think the hose detaches. I have not tried it and there is no quick release I can see. Hope this helps.
992134
the spray nozzle does have an on/off turn to make. Other than that, I have had no problem. Good luck.
1758835
No. What you see in the picture is it. It does turn and pull out, but no other attachment. Works great, though.
2280057
Yes, as you rotate the nozzle end the water stream becomes smaller until it shuts off all the way.
2248530
Without seeing it...it is hard to determine. One thing my husand said it might be is there is a spring that is on the old hose that has to be put on the new hose to allow it to retract. If this is not the case, maybe there is a blog out there on any installation situations regarding Grohe and their parts.