My apron doesn't stay in the socket and keeps coming out. It is so frustrating and when I try to push it back in and roll it it never stays??
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Also, it does need to be broken in (assuming it's not a defect) and mine did the same thing as well when I got it. The more you use it the more that material will relax! Roll away!!!
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You have to put a good amount of substance and when you go to roll it you have to push Down and roll it toward you I was disappointed when I found out its hard to roll that's my only rant
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with your index fingers on rear rollers,assist thumbs when rolling with equal pressure.
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Open the apron push it down then close it with nothing in it then close it roll it back and forth to even it out and it should be fine that's what I do
751774
Just pull and it will comes out. May be your didn't changed for a longtime so it might be glued in. Pull hard.
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I have a hard time sometimes getting a hold on the drain to pull the plug but I relate it to the strength in my hands. Otherwise I don't have a problem. Hope that helps. Roxanne
1254801
I've got a lot of experience with loose outlet sockets. I just very gently twist each plug bar in opposite directions, so they are no longer parallel. It increases the pressure of the plug bar against the metal sides inside the plug so the higher friction holds it tighter in place. Don't twist too hard or you will break off the plug bar - just hard enough to put a slight twist in the bar.
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Mine also fell out and I replaced it a couple of times, then threw it away. I don't know what it was supposed to be for but the slicer seems to work okay without it.
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I'd send it back and get a good one. Mine works fine. I wind it up and then put what i'm cooking on it and press down and it rotates until I lift the cooked food off from it and it stops rotating. Yours should work something like this. Good luck. By the way, I have enjoyed using mine. I never had one before, but it's doing the job.
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I have not had this problem. It is firm, but when you squeeze the side "clips" tightly, it comes out fine on mine. I would make sure that both the plug & socket are clean, and then perhaps try a very light coat of lubricant that is safe for plastics (silicone or similar) on the exterior of the plug only, on the sides where it contacts the socket. That should help. You could try to contact WORX and see what they recommend. And if little adjustments that you try don't work, then it is obviously defective and should be replaced- it was meant to come in and out without major effort.
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My first question to you is, "Did you pull the black piece of tape off the sealing strip?" Hopefully, you did not. If you did, that's causing your bag to stick. Next, what bag are you using, VacMaster,FoodSaver......? If you pulled off the tape from the sealing strip you need to contact VacMaster for help.
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Barbara, had you tried really, REALLY forcing the jack in? Since I've had mine in July it's gotten easier to put in but right out of the package it was a VERY hard snap to get it in. What I *thought* was "fully inserted" still had another approx. 3mm to go.
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When i opened this the socket was hard to pull apart. My struggles resulted in jamming a screwdriver in to seperate them. Eventually it came apart. I pulled through the wire, wrapped the appropriate wires bwhind the screws, put it all together and badda bing!
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Mine was a bit snug, but with a bit of pressure it was still able to close it. You can also try flipping it over. Look at the little weld points and see if any of them are sticking up, if so. use a metal file on it or just return for new one.
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Make sure your bowl is locked into place. Not sure what else could be the problem. (?Using the correct attachment.)
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I had the same problem. What I do now..fill the blue bowl (I know, obvious) then place it somewhere firm, like on the counter. Put the bottom and tighten it just till it makes contact, do not over tighten, I use one finger to screw it on. Then press down around the edges of the bottom piece firmly so it slides on and then tighten the rest of the way. But again, do not over tighten, turn just till it makes contact. Hold it over the sink to be sure it does not leak. It will come off almost as easily.Had mine for almost 2 years now and no problems.
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OK so we solved the problem. We got angry and just pulled. The black round thing with the blade does come out if you just give it a tug or use a spoon to pry it up. Then you can simply remove the bottom part and rinse/wash it. Hope this helps anyone who is as frustrated as we were, but if you could still send the manual and recipe book that would be great. Thanks. -elizabeth
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Hi Sam, I had a similar situation with mine. I noticed it was getting a little loose. I opened the jaws of the pliers all the way and placed the head of the rivet on my vise and used a large centerpunch and "re-peened" the rivet. Since it is a stainless steel rivet it worked very well and hasn't loosened back up since then. You just need to make sure the centerpunch diameter is large enough so it won't just hit the center of the rivet. Hope that helpedKevin
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that has not happened here with mine. Every item has come out perfect. I'm thinking you have a defective one that does not heat up enough.Oh Dear, now that is a hassle.
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Same thing happened to me. I just started to take it apart to clean it then the bottom part released. Hope this helps