Do you need to keep the switch pressed. I bought one and its switch needs to be pressed else it will stop
1367732
No need to keep pressing. It will start to run once pressed and then it will stop if press it again.
1367733
Yes the switch need to be pressed & when you want to off it, release the button.
1367734
Nope, just press harder than what you are doing now and leave the switch. You dont have to keep it holding
981084
You do not have to keep the switch depressed, just the trigger to keep it running. The "trigger" is part of the handle which gets depressed just by holding it.
1380526
It is a switch that stays on until you switch it off. You do not have to hold it down continuously. That would be really annoying!
993695
I never had that problem, it worked well for me. There might be a problem with the switch.
450155
The light stays on solid when the switch is depressed... BUT, the switch doesn't stay depressed by itself. You must keep constant pressure on it.
1071359
Mine did not work either. The switch was not functioning. But the most disappointing issue is that the seller and the manufacturer did not care to listen to my complains or try to repair the switch. No refunds was received.
260019
I have the same problem. The button simply sticks and the only thing to do is push the left part which happens to be a reset button. I'm not sure if this is a defect or not. The button seems like a rocker switch and you don't want that in this situation.
1756211
Hi, I read what you said and the only thing I can say is, If that's the case you may have to send it back for a replacement my switch is not easy to move infact it has just the right amount of stiffness.Yet you're sounds very loose, let them know that.But if you had it for awhile then it might be hard to do it. I hope that I was helpful. Enver A
302121
Mine works but not well. I get best results when I repeatedly operate the switch instead of just holding it.
709946
Hello Kieran, I've had it for months now and never ever had a problem with the button getting stuck! it only barely pushes in and doesn't look or feel like it'll get stuck. Hope this helps :)
487296
Yes, it does have to be pressed. You are correct for there is no/off switch. How long you press it -is up to you. I have to press it longer at times to get the dog to stop barking but it does work on my yorkie.
1697523
I have had problems with the switch since I've had it. Another reviewer had mentioned moistening the fingertip, which does help on occasion. If it weren't for the switch issue, I would have purchased at least four more of these.
515082
to use the manual press once and wait about 15sec. it switches perfectly. have never needed the hotkey
2038517
Mine didn't require too much pressure. Perhaps you got a defective item? Maybe contact the company who sold it to you and ask for an exchange. I had to do that on my first one too. The first one had a broken housing and caused problems with the button. Good luck.
320729
Press the switch and the unit will stay on until the switch is pressed again. Stomp on Stomp off. Good fun!
1560933
Yes, as long as you get the switch that is not a "maintain"I did not end up using the switch, I actually needed one that does maintained so i ordered it as well, and I still have the first switch I purchased. Not sure if possible to resell this one or not. lwinters@greenwayeng.com
850290
No. The switch a always stays at a neutral setting. When you press the top lights go on and the switch returns to its neutral setting. When you press the bottom the lights go out and bc again the switch returns to neutral. When you actuate it remotely it does not physically move.