About half of the interior magnets on our stabilizer plate seem to be reversed in polarity so the tiles try to spin or fall over. Is this normal?
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Ours seem to be fine. Did you try to flip it over and use it on the other side?
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On a cursory check, I found that one side attaches while the flip side does not.
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My fan runs great no problem with wobble or tilt.I use it everywhere.Uneven ground has no effect on it as far as running smooth. Believe me I would complain if it did after paying the extra bucks for a industrial fan. Sounds like yours has the fan blades out of balance causing the wobble and the tilt to move on it. I cant suggest a fix for it but there is other alternatives if you just bought it.
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That's never happened with my units, but likely a disc has become dislodged and is preventing the mechanism from rotating. The cover does come off to allow access to the carousel.Sam
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The magnets do line up but I don't know if it relates to the Magna/ Picasso Tiles. You might consider asking your Face Book friends or Pintrest followers if you could get together with someone who has some Magformers, then you'd know which direction to go... Or you could order a small set and give it a go. In my book you don't loose, even as a stand alone product the Megformers are great.
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Well there is a magnet at bottom, but if your Dyna-Glo is like ours, it arrived damaged and may not be aligned. Our top and bottom pieces don't align at all.
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If it's turning around, it means that it's not properly secured with the lock pin. Note that it has cut-outs for the pin, just the same as the base itself, You're supposed to line those up and have the pin secure both in place.
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All parts are made of plastic & they could come out with some production flaws. Usually they should get picked up by ''Quality Control Departments'', but since these pieces are mass produced you should expect to see stuff slide. There's no necessary use for the holder to spin, so just fix it in a place that you like and glue it. Shouldn't be hard.
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You just need to take the fan off of the frame, turn it over and re-mount to the frame. No need to reverse polarity.
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Mine has been spinning since i got it. It sometimes gets stuck with the magnet on top. Just give it a tap to get it going again. Dont know how it could break. No moving parts on the electrical side of things.
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I mounted mine upside down , and the image appears correct on my screen. Hope this helps
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I assume that you have already tried removing all/as many weights as possible from the stabilizer. also make sure that the telescoping pole in all the way in. you could add weights to the top, on the plate. go to the hardware store with the plate, and find a bolt that will fit through the hole snugly. then grab a wing nut that goes with the bolt. you can use the wights that would normal go on the bottom of the stabilizer to put on top, just make sure that the bolts fit through the homes in those weights to.-Jackson
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Make sure that the magnet is seated properly in the housing, also make sure the riser tubes aren't loose.
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Did the item go in at an angle and cause it to jam on the way in?There is a reverse button on the unit when you see things starting to go wrong. I think of it as the PANIC / UNDO button. If your project is caught in the rollers, you'll have to disassemble the cover and end plate. It's just standard screws. You can take it apart (while cold) without too much effort. It's a very robust unit and I highly recommend it.
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Maybe you put the battery in backwards? There is some electronics in there that requires correct polarity.
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Yes mine spins. The one you have may be bent during shipment rendering it stiff.
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We found the same issue and my husband bought some stronger magnets and added them. We did not want to go to the hassell of returning the product and trying another. So we modified this one. It works well now and has much more resistance and variability
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Marco,I experienced this problem. What I was able to do to resolve it was to put the plate on backwards. By doing so, I can slide the light in the opposite direction and it creates a strong grab. My light hasn't fallen out since. See this picture: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qwvxudf7z9db05d/IMG_00000425.jpgHope this helps.