How to use a switch when using the shower?

The whole faucet has three control parts:

1. The knob on the shower rod is used to control the water supply and discharge modes, which can be divided into top spray and hand-held mode. Generally, there will be icons corresponding to the knobs. Turn on the tap switch below and try to turn it to know which icon corresponds to which tap.

2. The main faucet switch below can generally be lifted and rotated left and right. The greater the lifting range, the greater the water volume. Toggle to the left, no matter which faucet you turn on, hot water will come out, and toggle to the right is cold water. If you want to adjust the water temperature, just adjust the direction to the right position in the middle, and the hot and cold water will come out together in proportion until you get used to the temperature. If some water heaters don't work, it is often necessary to turn the switch to the hottest gear first, and then turn on the water before starting the water heater. If you turn on the cold water first, then turn it to the hot and cold gear, you will wait for a long time without hot water coming out.

3. There is a small pull-up switch on the faucet at the bottom. When it is lifted, it is the top spray/hand-held shower, and when it is pressed, it is the bottom faucet, which is generally used to receive water and wash feet.