The pice that connects to the appliance does it twist on or does it pull back and snap on
1444557
The downstream/output end is 1/4" SAE female, for connecting to a 1/4" SAE male service port. As such, it is a "twist on" connection. It is not a "pull back and snap on" (which would be a R134A quick connector). To clarify: This gauge is for charging systems that have a 1/4" SAE flare fitting with schrader core valve. This fitting is typical of old automobiles that use R12 refrigerant, residential AC systems using R22, and small appliances like freezers, window units, and refrigerators that have had an access port installed (piercing style or brazed in).
1444558
Sorry, I do not understand your question. For the hose/gauge shown, one end goes on the car's connection . The other end screws onto the can of refrigerant. That hose is the only one I know that fits the can. Let me know if that is not your question.
1444559
The downstream/output end is 1/4" SAE female, for connecting to a 1/4" SAE male service port. As such, it is a "twist on" connection. It is not a "pull back and snap on" (which would be a R134A quick connector).To clarify: This gauge is for charging systems that have a 1/4" SAE flare fitting with schrader core valve. This fitting is typical of old automobiles that use R12 refrigerant, residential AC systems using R22, and small appliances like freezers, window units, and refrigerators that have had an access port installed (piercing style or brazed in). The downstream/output end is 1/4" SAE female, for connecting to a 1/4" SAE male service port. As such, it is a "twist on" connection. It is not a "pull back and snap on" (which would be a R134A quick connector).To clarify: This gauge is for charging systems that have a 1/4" SAE flare fitting with schrader core valve. This fitting is typical of old automobiles that use R12 refrigerant, residential AC systems using R22, and small appliances like freezers, window units, and refrigerators that have had an access port installed (piercing style or brazed in).
219489
The one I got had the connector on the bottom. The center twist off the base. Hope this helps.
213905
You have to pull hard. It clicks in so to open it you have to grasp it and pull hard
644436
It snaps on, but I recommend not purchasing. It is not well constructed and the bottom cracked the first time I used it.
1647380
If I remember correctly, the end that the plug goes into pulls completely off, and you see the very thin heating element, that's the part you run into your safe or cabinet. Then you just pop the whole thing back together. Easy to install.
312691
You put the wand in, there are two tabs so you know the correct position, and then there is a twist on the handle that you turn. You have to push down on the wand sometimes to make sure it's really in before you can twist.
647748
It screws on, but it takes less than 1 turn. It has a silicone seal that seats when you screw it down. When you unscrew it 1/4 turn, you can drink from anywhere, screw it back and it's sealed tight (easily done with one hand).
609625
gently twist, it's like a quarter twist and pull for both the handle to the lid and handle to the stick blender. It's initially sticky out of the box.
1697171
Robert, this was a gift to my husband for his grill at the camp. Everyone uses it. They love it. I can't say for sure, but I am almost convinced it is a snap on, but I will ask him, when he calls today, unless I forget. Just keep reminding me I tell YA, this was a great buy. I hope this helps!
429334
Its hard to see it in this picture, but there is a switch directly below the arm joint. (I) is low speed; (0) is off; (II) is high speed. Also, if the metal arm is not snapped in place it won't start. Same is true if the unit is not properly assembled. Hope this helps, its a great little machine.
255426
Correction: It is screwed on normally, but has the twist tip head which seems to be getting loose through usage.
1709251
You have to use a little pressure to snap it on and then turn until it stops and click in place. It won't break but does need a bit of pressure
787588
It's not a twist lock but these plugs are normally hard to pull out. The one I have takes some effort to pull out.
1186444
You twist it to change flow. I love it and it. Is still working highly recommend
1966445
The silver top does not screw off or pull off. You must turn the unit upside down and and turn the bottom part to separate it from the top. Fill the top globe and put the bottom part back on. Turn the unit over and GO FOR IT!!!
317987
You just push down on the assist open part and it will just flip out, you dont need to pull it out but yes, you do pull out enless you push the assisted opening part then it will come out its self
2020338
Just give it a twist and it tightens. I've had mine for a couple of years and it works great.