How well does the red wire hold it's position? Does it slip out of position when you push the wire against it?
895094
Not sure what the Red wire means? I introduce one wire to be stripped at a time. If dual wire, I strip back the outer cover freeing the conductors to be fed in one wire at a time. Works great for my purposes. Feed wire into stripper until it stops. Then squeeze handles and pull out perfectly stripped wire, e.g., about 1/4" of wire end is fully exposed to insert into whatever............
895095
If you push on it firmly with a large gage wire you can move it, but you pretty quickly learn about where the stop is and just graze the wire gently against it. For wire gages 18 or smaller it really isn't an issue.
895096
The depth adjustment is pretty firm. It can require a bit of jostling to set an exact depth of strip, but it isn't too hard to adjust, and won't go anywhere while you're using this tool.
2226334
It holds it's position with the power off. It won't change unless you want it to.
2248169
There is a little catch that kind of holds the wire in the up position. Is that ok? Or the wire is bent to tight together and the shell doesn't go into the opening but just pushes the wire out of the way? Try opening it up a bit. If it is too open the shell gets pushed through the wire and not caught. If I have the wire to tight it bounces the hull back into the chamber. I haven't had your problem so I'm just guessing.
905326
The switch position never moves when you use it remotely. It always stays in a center position and springs back there after you move it manually. Hope that helps.
2001833
Ours isn't tight by any means: it shifts several millimeters. But the construction keeps the slip pretty well in check, and I don't remember having any problems with it in use.
1059197
There are grips in all four corners so it stays put. I have never had any issues with it slipping or sliding anywhere.
1542917
Thank you for your inquiry. We have a concern about the can height and whether it will fall between the wires if it is positioned on it's side in the rack. Our suggestion is to line the rack with something. If this is done, the rack will work find.
1254802
I think it depends on the length of the cord. Since I had longer cords, I did not have a problem with this falling out of the outlet.
851105
You can re-align the wire by pushing the arm from the side, or pulling it. If that makes sense.
1495163
I am replacing an existing one and I had one red wire that was capped off. I hope that helps:)
35888
It does lock in place. The line wraps around a "hook" on the bottom that keeps the line from slipping. I have not had problems with the line sagging thus far.
143848
It will move around and that's by design given it sits on a ball point. The only way for it to fall off is by force. You may have gotten a defective unit. I'd return it and try another one if you want. Just make sure you carefully take it out of the package especially the part with the tipHope this helps.
2080400
Wires are only about 1/4 - 5/8 inch apart so there isn't a way for them to escape unless the tubes aren't attached properly on the sides. Just remember to push down till you hear/feel it click into place.
627388
I have mine inside the cabinet under a shelf. The wire that clamps it to the shelf does not fit tightly, so I have to be careful when taking items from the shelf below it. It tends to be bouncey, the wire construction is not stiff. It works for me, but it's only me and my husband using the cabinet.
427797
Its power in and out. But you still need to lightly pull on it to come out otherwise it tangles. Same with watching it come back in...watch it! Otherwise it may not go in properly and get tangled.
1943771
the cord from the flash unit keeps it in place. It may turn a little, but i have not had any problems with it
388756
It does not lock in position, but it remains in position and doesn't move unless you want it to move. Unit works very well.