Does the bowl lock or have the plastic grooves to keep it from slipping like the mixmaster?
1502998
It has grooves. But, the grooves are in a weighted piece on the bottom of the bowl that is screwed on and mine would get water in it that you couldn't get back out without unscrewing the base from the bowl. I ended up returning because of this and also problems with rust on the bowl and beaters. All of this happened after 1 use.
1502999
Has the grooves to prevent slipping. Also has a feature to move bowl from center to side. Really nice feature.
1503000
It has grooves that keep it in place. This also makes it easy to find other size bowls to use with it.
1503001
Yes, the bowl locks in many different positions. The settings are quite handy for the different types of ingredients being mixed. Enjoy!
1300927
Yes, it dose have rubber feet/pads that keep it from sliding. I have it on a smooth counter and it dose not slide nor scratch.
1527539
The locking mechanism is part of the bowl handle. When you place the top piece on the bowl with the handle left of center, then move it right to center, it locks the bowl and handle together. The processor does not operate if these two pieces are not locked together.
775872
Yes it does lock on, but I don't recommend this product. Too loud and doesn't blend unless you have a ton of liquid in it.
502713
Are you sure you have it properly locked in place at the handles? That's what keeps it from sliding.
40030
Not that I've seen or found. it moves around some while in use, but I've found putting it on a silicone non slip mat keeps it in place pretty well.
577271
My mixer is model KHM5TBWH. The beaters will insert into the mixer, but won't lock. You may have a different mixer since there is a "2" at the end that mine doesn't have.
1761573
No the passenger side has no grooves for locking mat. However my 2013 Prius Plug In only has driver side grooves. The matts work great. I love them and worth every penny. Good luck.
470595
Just the contour of the bottom bowl, there's a lip where the grate sits, but if you bump or push it, it will move. Trust me, don't buy this thing. Good luck either way.
1120383
I have two of these bowls. One is sitting inside a tray on the floor to avoid getting water on the floor. The tray has a rough surface, so I'm not sure whether the bowl would slide on the floor itself, but it stays in place well in the tray. The 2nd bowl is in the dog's kennel, on top of the pad we have in there, so also not on a slick surface. Neither bowl has ever turned over, and we are very satisfied with them, but due to the fact that ours are not directly on the floor surface, I can't provide a very accurate answer to your question.
1156251
I haven't had any problems with slipping. It has a rubbery feel to it, not a firm plastic feel like a cutting mat. I use it for rolling stuff out, not for cutting on. It is fairly thick but very pliable.
1536630
There are only 2 pieces. Take the 1 with the 4 rubber tips - place that side down then take the 2nd piece and the side with the grooves lays on top of the wheels. This is what makes it slide in and out. The weight of the appliance keeps the two pieces together. Your looking for something to lock in and it doesn't Hope this helped
257236
It has a rubber ring around the bottom. I have no problem with it slipping.
2093609
It does not, however if you take off the hard plastic piece, all that's left is the rubber piece and I've found on multiple occasions I'll just set it up against something and the rubber will help keep it stay in place and not slide around.
15496
If the bowl is properly positioned, it spins automatically. There is a lever in the base to change the turntable position; move it toward the front to accommodate the larger bowl. Be sure to insert the beaters/dough hooks so the narrower dough hook or the more cone-shaped beater (with the nylon "button" on the bottom) is against the side of the bowl. Read your instruction sheet thoroughly.
2057727
It does slide very slightly but has not interfered with my use of the product. No trouble with the lock so far.
134794
Hi, Ruth, it is secured under the front of the bowl .....in a vise -like motion......very secure once you tighten up the knob from the outside. just like a vise would tighten...hope this helps. I liked it and it was invaluable post op .