Extremely helpful!! Thank you so much for putting this together. Took lots of screenshots which should help as well. I had lots of questions about this faucet - you just answered them all. Kudos team Grohe!
I had a new idea. All faucets must be connected to the tap water and if the water is cut off, water will not come from the faucet. It would be very interesting if it is possible to make faucets that do not need to be connected to tap water and can still meet people's needs with water from a tank when the water is cut off. And if the taps are in a state where they pour water like a dropper, even one liter of water can be used to do everything and a lot of water will be saved.
I think you want your plastic insulators pushed up to keep the copper tubes from grounding against the brass tube. I would probably put some duct tape around them to hold them there.
Thanks a lot for your support. Everything is clear. OMG. I only wonder who invented it. Too much of everything and too complicated. It isn't user friendly, at all and take to much space of a kitchen cabinet.
Extremely helpful!! Thank you so much for putting this together. Took lots of screenshots which should help as well. I had lots of questions about this faucet - you just answered them all. Kudos team Grohe!
We are glad that the video helped! - GROHE Social Team
I had a new idea. All faucets must be connected to the tap water and if the water is cut off, water will not come from the faucet. It would be very interesting if it is possible to make faucets that do not need to be connected to tap water and can still meet people's needs with water from a tank when the water is cut off. And if the taps are in a state where they pour water like a dropper, even one liter of water can be used to do everything and a lot of water will be saved.
I think you want your plastic insulators pushed up to keep the copper tubes from grounding against the brass tube. I would probably put some duct tape around them to hold them there.
Thanks a lot for your support. Everything is clear. OMG. I only wonder who invented it. Too much of everything and too complicated. It isn't user friendly, at all and take to much space of a kitchen cabinet.