How do you keep the handle locked? Mine keeps sliding down when I use it.
1563709
Once extended to desired length, while holding the bottom section of the handle, rotate the top section clockwise till snug. To collapse, rotate counter clockwise to free.
1563710
I had to firmly and repetitively twist each little section of it clockwise while pulling out on it to make sure it stayed extended. Had to keep trying and trying, and finally it worked. (I hope...., keeping my fingers crossed it won't start collapsing again)
1563711
Twist it the opposite direction with it extended and it should lock in place
1563712
Give it a little twist. That's all I did to mine and it's still up. It's probably all it needs though.
1414671
Depress handle and slide back to unlock, insert base of ball mount, adjust to what position you want and then slide handle forward to lock position. Handle position is marked. Good Luck.
845494
For me, when I use the mill, the handle seems to lock into place. Rather than trying to rotate it and loosen it, I rock it slightly up and down, just enough to break the hold, and then it lifts off.
108845
Sorry, I can't help with this. I have noticed the handle isn't very strong so I steady the case with my foot when I tip it back to wheel it.
894764
turn the handle right to lock it and left to unlock it....twist it when in place.
765461
No. The handle does not lock into place so you can't keep it in a fixed position.
1526255
It does not lock by itself. You need to add a lock to slide through the holes in the handle provided. I bought a master lock for the job.
2172078
There is a small rectangular piece that protrudes from the top of the handle. Press down firmly on the rectangle while pulling up on the handle at the same time. The full length of the handle will telescope out and lock into place. To put the handle away, press on the rectangular piece while pushing down on the handle.
1279642
There is a small gap between the battery slide and the handle. I used a small screwdriver to push down just above the arrow in the gap. There is a small plastic hook there that slides up under the handle portion when closed and once it is pushed down you can slide it open. Hope this helps.
1073957
I've never had a problem with the handle coming loose however when I use it I place it on a granite countertop as it the whole unit came loose on a wooden table , never budged on the counter though. I truly love this unit works like a charm.
445002
I wish I could help you. I never had that problem. There usually is a clip on the handles to keep them together. Good Luck.
1192792
Have to unscrew the bottom of the handle,there is a little grip,pull up to turn counter clock wise it will loosen and just slide it open (whiich is by the grip on the bottom) should just fall 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.
1067336
Obviously pulling the handle up with raise & lower. To operate the tilt, pull the handle straight out horizontally. This will allow you to rock it. Bring the seat back to an upright position, push the handle back in horizontally and it will lock. Hopefully this helps you!
1399542
I had the same problem, I used a piece of the packaging foam that came with it, lined the outside of the rod and slid the handle on it, the friction keeps it in place just fine.
92341
Push down on the end of the carabiner, towards the handle. Tilt the carabiner forward and it will fold into the closed position. Hope this helps! Alan Briley, RN
1399545
Mine didn't initially want to go on, but I pressed down on it, hard, and screwed it in place at the same time. Two things, make sure that you tighten it in a clockwise direction looking down on it, and firmly grasp the section just below where you're screwing the end cap on so that you don't accidentally bow or break the handle.I hope that's of some help.