Am I doing something wrong? I put in a handful of walnuts, and with very first crank all nuts fell through to the bottom receiver, nothing got chopped
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I agree wit the others.....sounds like your unit is missing the metal piece. Good luck!
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Are the nuts really small? Are you missing the blades or the grating that the nuts are pushed through? Can you make a video of your process? To me this almost seems physically impossible...
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You probably got a defective unit. Most likely you are missing the metal round piece that has 6 slots that the blades pass through for the nuts to grind.
385359
make sure the shaft is inserted into the bottom bushing, when mine arrived it was dislodged somehow. Also, you will have to string some stiff wire on the bottom to keep your frames from falling through. I slung out about 100lbs of honey with no problems after I corrected these issues. Good luck
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One pass should do the job. It is best to blend the nuts in a high speed blender (highest speed) for about 2 minutes before straining.
989907
Hi, Make sure the taper end of the screws go in from the bottom ( On the flat size that goes agains the food ) Then put the handle on then flat washer and tap. The taps should tighen fully and the handle will be firm. I hope this helps with the problem.
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The popular answer seems to be 'not for me' - (it really is a pretty simple item) I always assemble whatever I buy. I know the nuts are tight, things don't leak etc...You understand the way it works and that helps down the road. Take your time - have enough space and lay out everything. Have a good set of tools (not many) and enjoy it. Then reward yourself with a great steak tonight
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If you're asking why the nuts won't screw in completely, it's because they're LOCKNUTS. You have to hold them in place firmly using an adjustable wrench while simultaneously screwing in the bolt on the other side using the Allen Wrench.
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You may have to recut the nut, depending how heavy you go. You should probably seek professional advice if you are unfamiliar with set up.
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Unscrew top using indentations to help Instructions accompany item. Load spice e.g nutmeg cut in half into chamber. Gentle forceful closure of top with turn clockwise till click is felt. Need strong arms to hold while applying downward force & turning top part clockwise. I had trouble at first but once I figured it out, it works perfectly and I have freshly ground nutmeg for hot coffee every AM
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I think that is correct on the rotation of the nut. I think the reason they are tight is because of the lubricant they have applied? I used my drill to run them in and out a few times and seemed to get better. I am going to get some dry graphite spray on lubricant to see if that helpes.
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1st time putting together make sure all the plastic corners are seated all the way into the connectors. Push hard but not too hard! Also make sure the frame is squared up with all the seems. Hope this helps!
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I figured it out! You need to be careful which end caps you put on which sides. The endcaps with the screw holes need to go on to the bottom. The casters screw into those screw holes. When my wife and I were assembling the clothing rack, we put the endcaps that were supposed to go on the top on the bottom and vice versa, meaning that the bottom didn't have anything to screw the casters into it. A little disassembly of the rack, a swapping of the endcaps, some reassembly, and we were back in business!
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You may have stripped the threads... remove any burrs and try a bit of teflon tape... making sure that you are screwing it in straight. I love mt tree but always make sure you take your time... always could be a factory defect... send it back and get another...if so.
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I just finished assembling this bike less than an hour ago; so, this is still fresh in my mind. I had a bit of trouble with this as well. First, make sure everything is lined up straight and the screw holes are open. You may need to turn the screw through each of the holes (before assembling) to open them up if they are not drilled open all the way. I also found that it took a bit of "elbow grease" to get the screw to go all the way in as it is supposed to do. The first few turns of the screwdriver are difficult, then it screws in smoothly. Perhaps there is a holding material on the inside of the handlebars that you have to get through, I'm not sure. I hope this helps; good luck! I just finished assembling this bike less than an hour ago; so, this is still fresh in my mind. I had a bit of trouble with this as well. First, make sure everything is lined up straight and the screw holes are open. You may need to turn the screw through each of the holes (before assembling) to open them up if they are not drilled open all the way. I also found that it took a bit of "elbow grease" to get the screw to go all the way in as it is supposed to do. The first few turns of the screwdriver are difficult, then it screws in smoothly. Perhaps there is a holding material on... » Read More I just finished assembling this bike less than an hour ago; so, this is still fresh in my mind. I had a bit of trouble with this as well. First, make sure everything is lined up straight and the screw holes are open. You may need to turn the screw through each of the holes (before assembling) to open them up if they are not drilled open all the way. I also found that it took a bit of "elbow grease" to get the screw to go all the way in as it is supposed to do. The first few turns of the screwdriver are difficult, then it screws in smoothly. Perhaps there is a holding material on the inside of the handlebars that you have to get through, I'm not sure. I hope this helps; good luck! « Show Less
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I'm just a shade tree mechanic...if that. It definitely sounds like he hooked something up wrong. I did it myself and the only issue I had was with the screws that hold the fuel rails (1 snapped off at the head). Sorry I couldn't help.
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Get a wood or rubber mallet and tap it in gently. Alternatively, you use the butt of your hand to smack it in.
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Yes, I reported the same problem. But I have not thought yet how to solve it. May be, if you use some metal file and round somwhat the insertion sides of the cutters, they possibly can go easier into the handle. I have not tried it yet myself.