How do you turn the whole puncher wheel? The Instructions were left out with the delivery.
284724
My whole punch is new so it is stiff and tight to turn but it does only turn in one direction.
284725
The wheel turns very easily in one direction but not the other. Just push the spokes forward and they move easily. If they don't you must be pushing in the wrong direction.
284726
My Knipex is also new so it is very tight and stiff. It is hard to turn and it only rotates in one direction. put a drop or two of oil around the center of the wheel. Look at the black spring tensioner to see which direction to rotate.
284727
Mine turns fairly lightly with my hand right out of the box. There are detents at each punch finger position, that holds it in position. Push harder. If that doesn't work, try lightly with pliers or another tool to free the wheel. You might have a bad one
877612
The instruction was inside the package for me. it is pretty easy though. You just make all three parts with "A" faces the front and same for "B" too. then just tighten them with nuts. If you didnt get the instruction in yourpackage, you should contact the seller. Good luck!
500643
I can't remember. Its late here, I will look tomorrow and then send you a new message with the instructions.
1334467
There really aren't any printed instructions. Your best bet is to watch some videos on YouTube.
1502121
My instructions were on a single sheet of paper stuck inside the box. I almost missed them too. If you cannot find yours, I will see if the instructions still exist at our office and I will email them to you.
1203791
I've taken similar ones apart before, all you need is a long small Phillips screwdriver. I just hope you had better luck with yours than I did, I didn't use it for a few weeks after I got it and after about two days it started making such a racket it was a joke, after I let it run for a few hours it works fine but as soon as I have time it's coming apart for an overhaul.
720650
There is no easy way. You will need to disassemble the whole machine. In my opinion they are junk. You also need to replace the bearing. That be next thing that go out. More info Utube videos.
949215
if you google the machine the krups site comes up. type in the model and will give you the instruction book if you threw it out.
5553
I just used a large flat headed screwdriver. Got between the metal rim and the plastice cover and gently worked my way around the outside of the wheel. Hope this was able to be of some help to ya.
1934255
Howdy, I would first contact the company. If that don't work out, try a dull center punch. But don't hit it too hard.Let me how you come out.
817858
Its a crappy system. You have to use the wrench to "unlock" the circular bit. That all of it out. Inside there is a cylinder with a spherical head towards the top. Take that out too. Now insert the bit through the big thing you unscrewed, and into the cylinder with the spherical head towards the top. When you push up on it, it will "tighten" the grip on your attachment part.Now just put it all back together, and tighten with the wrench.Hope that helps.
915277
Set the blade on the slicer to open fully so that the sharpening wheel fits behind the blade. Advance the carriage toward the blade but do not have it touch. The blade should contact the wheel in the middle of the "grit". Turn on the slider and advance the sharpener until it touches the blade. The sharpening wheel should turn. Keep the sharpener and blade in contact with medium pressure for about 10 seconds and pull sharpener back from the blade. To remove the burr on the blade, position the sharpener so that the pad is near the sharpened blade. Turn on the slicer and engage the pad by pushing the "actuator rod" to move the pad against the blade for about 5 seconds. Wash blade with damp sponge.
1450684
The instructions should be tucked inside the included shopping bag. I had the same issue and had even contacted the company and planned to return to Amazon before I discovered it! Good luck!
1516590
Hi Zack, To adjust the grind, unscrew the nut at the very top of the handle. Lift off the handle and you will see a tabbed washer that fits into a slotted retainer below it. Lift it until the tab is no longer in the adjustment slots below and turn it either counter clockwise, for a larger grind, or clock wise for finer, and drop it back into one of the slots in the retainer. Replace the handle and nut and test the grind. It's pretty responsive and you will notice a difference from as little as two or three notches in either direction. Keep tweaking until you get your desired grind. Hope this helps, Moses
586893
There is a black button on the side at level of the top of the wheels. Hit it and pull or push the skate longer or shorter.
766068
Google up directions. All over the place. Mine came with directions so not sure what happened to your order.
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According to the instructions, you grasp the black base of the attachment (not the far end near the beater) and give it a yank. I just tried it on mine and it works. Hold the attachment by the black plastic part as close to the metal insertion point as you can and pull it. The motion is very similar to pulling a Christmas cracker. Keep the whole device (handle and attachment) straight. It should come out after giving a little resistance. You might be afraid you are going to break it, but you won't - unless of course you use something like pliers or bending it. Give it a smooth but firm yank and it should yield. According to the instructions, you grasp the black base of the attachment (not the far end near the beater) and give it a yank. I just tried it on mine and it works. Hold the attachment by the black plastic part as close to the metal insertion point as you can and pull it. The motion is very similar to pulling a Christmas cracker. Keep the whole device (handle and attachment) straight. It should come out after giving a little resistance. You might be afraid you are going to break it, but you won't - unless of course you use something like pliers or bending it. Give it a smooth but firm yank... » Read More According to the instructions, you grasp the black base of the attachment (not the far end near the beater) and give it a yank. I just tried it on mine and it works. Hold the attachment by the black plastic part as close to the metal insertion point as you can and pull it. The motion is very similar to pulling a Christmas cracker. Keep the whole device (handle and attachment) straight. It should come out after giving a little resistance. You might be afraid you are going to break it, but you won't - unless of course you use something like pliers or bending it. Give it a smooth but firm yank and it should yield. « Show Less