I am having trouble sliding the handle on. Any suggestions?
189931
I had some trouble myself...I think I finally wound up gently tapping it in place.David E
189932
I remember it being kind of difficult but I assembled mine two or three years ago so I am not much help. I think I just gently persevered and it worked. Maybe lubricate with some WD40? I might have done that. Good luck. If all else fails I would call the manufacturer to get hints from them. Hopefully by the time you get this you will have it worked out.
2131217
there is a small tiny slot on the inside handle. use a small flat head screwdriver to push into the slot which will release a catch and while holding it in pull the handle off. sometimes it is very tight but be persistent and the handle will come off. then reverse the handle and push back on.
1603333
Also make sure the metal part of the head is pushed up past the rollers. I just replaced the head of mine and I had to push the head up with my hands because the handle would not do it.
1247776
Make sure you have the handle pushed down completely before you roll it out. I did not do that with my first one and that is when I started having trouble with it.
1958466
I am having trouble as well, I've tried everything, including the paper clip and a thin blade tiny screwdriver. I cannot budge it. Anyone??? Heeeeeeeeeeeelp!!!!!A. OLOTT did you ever get yours off???
1732381
Try putting it in upside down from the way the instructions say I put it the way it said at first and it would slide out from bottom, but I flipped and now it's great, and it will need a nice hard push for it to click so don't be afraid, but don't exaggerate on the force to get it to click.
366773
Hi if i remember you have to lower the handle down all the way and then either apply the safety or remove the safety. Hope this helps
333402
I really don't know what to tell you. Make sure the end lever is in the up position, pull the left slider back, the forward against the wood edge, and then push the right lever down. That's what I do and it has worked every time. Duncd
2218218
You just have to twist the handle to loosen it and then pull up on it . Then twist back. To tighten.
1513049
You have to loosen the knobs on the side, put the handle in the position you want it then tighten the knobs. Hope that helps.
1488280
Didn't have that issue but I do remember having to really push and lock the handle into place. Hope that helps.
911322
I had to figure this out too. Unscrew the Phillips screw holding the handle on from inside the handle, pull the handle completely off, the reattach the handle in the orientation you need it to be.The manual doesn't reference how to do this anywhere that I could find, but the box has instructions on one of the flaps that I found after the fact.
1413
I have found it is more of a technique issue as opposed to a brute strength issue. I can pop it off in under a second...but I've gotten used to doing it. Just practice doing a "press & pull", it'll smooth out!
989907
Hi, Make sure the taper end of the screws go in from the bottom ( On the flat size that goes agains the food ) Then put the handle on then flat washer and tap. The taps should tighen fully and the handle will be firm. I hope this helps with the problem.
125047
If I remember correctly, as mine broke, your handle should slide right out because there is no wire on it. Unscrew the handle at the top, place the hook of the wire over the hole, screw the handle back on. Put the other end into the crack where the wire slices down into and slide your handle back into the board. That should do it!
139983
Check to make sure it's not screwed down too tightly. A little bit of lubricant in the part that spins might help also. The handle really does move it quite nicely. You may want to check to make sure nothing like packing material or debris is stuck in it, effectively jamming it tight.
266717
I found this to be friction at the lever assembly and cable. Take off the part that snaps onto the handle. Remove both screws. Separate the halves carefully as not to lose the cams. Spray internals and cable with spray silicone lubricant. Reinstall, test. This is what I did to mine and it works again.