I am a little unsure of the operation. Does pushing the plunger in open the ball?
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Yes pushing it in makes two halve circles splits it in the middle slides one half forward.
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Paulk - that is absolutely correct. Pushing the plunger part of the handle extends the bottom bowl so you can use it as a measuring cup to get the right amount of tea. Releasing the plunger closes the two halves. Hope that helps. Don (Co-founder, Schefs)
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maybe you replaced the mesh and the metal ring on the plunger in the wrong order. I have three of them and never had this problem.
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Check out the demo video on the manufacturer's website. Before I bought one, I was a little confused about how it worked based on people's descriptions until I saw Planetary Design's demo video. It's basically a black rubbery-edged plunger with air vents that are open when the handle is up. Air is pushed out of the container through the vents when you push down the plunger, and the vents close to an airtight seal when you push down the handle to lock it in place. Hope that helps.
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You push the plunger to remove the core. I am careful not to touch the end or around the plunger, as it is sharp.
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This plunger works =very=differently= from others. At first I was very disappointed in it, until I read the review by Gina and tried it out a bit: You don't push it all the way in, so that the rubber part collapses; Instead, you push it just a little bit. This makes quite a bit of force, which works better for me than any other plunger I've tried.
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The plunger closes the pool ports when the stem is pushed down. Closing the ports allows you to perform necessary maintenance, such as changing the filters.
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Yes, there is tool that pushes stuff down. But, with my second juicer this 'plunger' would get stuck so that I could not get it out to add more fruit, etc. Also, because the blade is moving so fast one should not but anything else down the shoot.
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Mine did not. I will say when we mounted it we used a crystal clear silacone to seal the plunger. It worked and I'm really pleased with it.
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The plunger as shown in pix, its ready to connect to hose that leads to pool. (no rings or anything extra that you need to get) its all there. you should have screen that goes inside the pool already, this is just that one part..
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The plunger is loose enough that it might work. What's also nice is they have caps to keep the confetti in until it's time to push it out. Congratulations and good luck.
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No plunger....just a top that holds the veggie. I just take out what is left and chop it up.
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No. You have to hold the catch and push it open and then the same to close it.
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Hello, this is Rishika from Hamee. Thank you for patiently waiting for your question.As we do not recommend any kind of drilling into the ball as it may crack or break.Thank you for the query.
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Is the plunger all the way up into where the lever is? Check that first. If it still does it then you might have a defective one. Play with it and see if you can get it to work properly. Good Luck!!
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If I understand what you want to do, this is how I think it could be done. Don't push the outer tube thru, twisting as you push to desired depth, remove tool and probably using a thin sharp knife, cut out the core to be removed, probably in pieces to desired depth. There is no part of the tool that will cut the core, as it is intended to go all the way through so the plunger can then push the core out the bottom of the apple, etc.
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Honestly I powered through and pumped it manually ... but obviously you can get and inflating pump whether those big manual ones which push through more air or an electric one and it should do the same job as long as the needle can fit in the hole.
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I believe it will! Unfortunately, this plunger does not come with instructions and I almost tossed it before I realized how to use it. The key is to slowly depress it and push all the air out of it. Once you do this, you let it expand back to normal size and it fills with water. Once it is full of water you can gently work it up and down to push water through the toilet. It is by far the best toilet plunger I have ever used but beware if you push down too hard you will push water out of the toilet bowl into the floor.