Can't get the handle to stay in - just how does it lock in ????????
280968
i think that you are inserting the handle backwards. there are snaps that lock the handle. if you can't get it done then ask a teenage boy who is mechanically inclined to do it for you. good luck. it is a very good unit. charge well before first use.
280969
The handles should just lock or snap together. You have to make sure the ends of the middle section (between the hand end and the machine end) are oriented in the right direction.Hope this helps... otherwise, you should be able to find a customer service number for them in the manual or on their website. Best of lock.
280970
The handles should just lock or snap together. You have to make sure the ends of the middle section (between the hand end and the machine end) are oriented in the right direction. Hope this helps... otherwise, you should be able to find a customer service number for them in the manual or on their website. Best of lock.
280971
Make sure you follow the written and pictures in the instructions. The handle should snap in then. Can't explain more than that. I had no problems.
1385232
Lift up on the bottom red handle. Pull up the sides to a semi locked position, then push down the bottom. That should lock the sides
1843610
Turn the locking handle 1 Turn at a time clockwise and latch it in tell it is snug, do not over tighten! If that wont work send it in, They will fix the problem....
663799
If you really can't get it by hand, MAYBE you could try a pair of pliers or channel locks, being very careful not to squeeze the handles to tight. Also, you could try running under hot water.
973929
There is a tab inside of the body of the knife. It will be right by the end of the blade, touching the part that is still inside the handle. This is the blade lock, which is (coincidentally) locking the blade into place. You need to push it to the side to free the blade.
1541703
Sorry, I haven't tried that yet, but it's toggle switches, so I think it locks in place. Sorry I wasn't of any more help. It's a really good hairdryer, but the toggle switches are in a cumbersome place. Right where I grip the handle!!
1488284
The handle needs to be pushed very hard into the blade. You'll feel it snap into place. When it does, it will feel very secure ... not loose or wiggly at all.
158763
It is a little tricky but mine opens and closes. After inspecting it I see that as you may suspect, turning the handle right tightens it and left loosens it. Yours must be initially stuck. I bet if you can get it to open once you won't have any trouble the next time. ;)
931649
You have to twist both parts in the opposite direction. I found it helpful to wrap some rubber shelf liner on each piece of the handle for traction. Once you get it loosened, it's very easy to tighten to the length you require. Good luck!
2165162
Its very easy it should be four screws that come wit it. Just line the handle up with the wholes and screw it in! :)
1909947
Unscrew the handle (not all the way) and you will figure it out! JUST ROTATE THE HANDLE A LITTLE BIT AND RE TIGHTEN.
1471714
It's very simple, just press the handle, long-side, into the places shown on the picture. There is a ball mechanism that holds the handle and the item does not slide down as there are rubber pieces to hold it in place. When ready to remove, just pull forward and it quite easily comes out.
1976893
There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto... » Read More There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. « Show Less
765461
No. The handle does not lock into place so you can't keep it in a fixed position.
1019869
Our handle does not jiggle, and yours shouldn't either. I would return for replacement.
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.
317256
The handle had not done that with me. It has a locking ring that keeps it in place.This is a great machine and I'm glad I bought it.