How do I remove the pitcher from the base? Thanks.
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Typically the pitcher is on the mound, but in the event of a ground ball to the right side of the field, the pitcher will generally cover 1st. The runner has right of way and can try to gently bump the pitcher off the base and dislodge the ball.
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The base is made to not be removed from the base like a professional blender. The blender, base can twist off the blender base to remove the carafe.
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Remove crevice tool from base by pressing two gray buttons on either side of tool. Shake out debris, then press button on handle that says "filter" on it. The whole body part of the cleaner comes out. Pull out the section holding the filter. To remove filter just pull it out of the section holding it. Twist gray part clockwise to remove it, clean the gray part, brush debris from the cloth part of the filter itself, replace the gray part making sure to turn it counter clockwise to lock back into place. Reassemble. Replace cloth filter occasionally depending upon how often you use the dust buster. Once you get used it the routine it becomes simple. Remove crevice tool from base by pressing two gray buttons on either side of tool. Shake out debris, then press button on handle that says "filter" on it. The whole body part of the cleaner comes out. Pull out the section holding the filter. To remove filter just pull it out of the section holding it. Twist gray part clockwise to remove it, clean the gray part, brush debris from the cloth part of the filter itself, replace the gray part making sure to turn it counter clockwise to lock back into place. Reassemble. Replace cloth filter occasionally depending upon how often you use... » Read More Remove crevice tool from base by pressing two gray buttons on either side of tool. Shake out debris, then press button on handle that says "filter" on it. The whole body part of the cleaner comes out. Pull out the section holding the filter. To remove filter just pull it out of the section holding it. Twist gray part clockwise to remove it, clean the gray part, brush debris from the cloth part of the filter itself, replace the gray part making sure to turn it counter clockwise to lock back into place. Reassemble. Replace cloth filter occasionally depending upon how often you use the dust buster. Once you get used it the routine it becomes simple. « Show Less
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This message shows up when the tank is not properly seated or you are out of cleaning solution. To remove the tank, press down on the silver handle just below the "power" and "clean" buttons and the tank will lift off the base. Empty the compartment labled "dirty" and refill the tank labled "clean" with fresh cleaning solution. Reinsert tank and press down until it clicks shut. I hope this helps. John
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The base of the canister should unscrew from the long body of the canister (canister:housing of filter) . At least that is how I got mine open with no tools except maybe gloves, and likely leather garden gloves to get a better grip.
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The filter is NOT in the correct position. Check the mark when you put the filter in. There is only one correct way. Mach the pitcher mark and the filter mark and the filter will go all the way into the pitcher. Enjoy.
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Either pre heat the pitcher with hot but not boiling water or put a metal knife in the pitcher before you pour in boiling water. Pre heating works best. Glass just doesn't expand very fast.
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I had a hard time removing the locking ring too. Have you tried soaking the base on a dish of warm water to loosen up any residue trapped in there? That's what I did, but I also had a sort of competition going with my sons to see who would unlock it, so after soaking it for a day, plus sheer strength, it worked.
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unscrew the blak top of plunger, remove the pits catcher and isert the plunger from the buttom up!!!! took me fewww minutes to figure it up.
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Hi Brian,Do you mean when you take the hand held off the base? Well, we've never taken it off the base to test it out, unfortunately. I'm sorry I can't help you more. But, it just sits in the base all the time. We really like it, though! I recommend it.
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I am so frustrated with this pitcher. I fond it close to impossible to take apart. Now I can't get the piece that holds thd fruit back in. I hate this pitcher
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On the bottom of the blue base there is that section in th middle. Unscrew that section and th dome comes right off.
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The pitcher is large enough to be cleaned by hand. I use my hand and a rag to clean it, and that works great.
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Your 2 hands is all you need, You will unscrew the black bottom portion of the Jar or Jug whatever you want to call it. Using a clockwise motion (like screwing on a lid to a peanut butter or jam jar. Tightening it. Tightening is the only way this will separate the plastic collar from the glass jug. Lefty loses righty tightens. Forget that and do the opposite (Trust me)
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Hi Robert... if you're talking about taking it out of the holster then - apply pressure at the bottom of the phone and push up (sort of like old BlackBerry cases). If you're talking about taking off the base cover - I haven't found a trick, but I was able work the edges slowly and take it off. I don't believe the manufacturer meant the bade to be separated often (so please be careful not to chip the edge if you wish to reattach). If you find a better way, please share :)Thanks
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When the pitcher is fully assembled, take the lid off (not obviously easy - I have to get my fingernail between the lid and the pitcher to lift it up). With the faucet on slowly, fill the top portion until it is about to overflow. The water trickles through the filter and then collects in the clear portion of the pitcher. Any time the water volume gets low, just refill the same way. It's OK if water sits in the top "blue" portion, because it will eventually pass through the filter. When you pour water out, it is only coming up from the water in the bottom, already filtered portion of the water. I do not plan to need to wash the pitcher, until the filter needs to be replaced. Hope this helps! When the pitcher is fully assembled, take the lid off (not obviously easy - I have to get my fingernail between the lid and the pitcher to lift it up). With the faucet on slowly, fill the top portion until it is about to overflow. The water trickles through the filter and then collects in the clear portion of the pitcher. Any time the water volume gets low, just refill the same way. It's OK if water sits in the top "blue" portion, because it will eventually pass through the filter. When you pour water out, it is only coming up from the water in the bottom, already filtered portion... » Read More When the pitcher is fully assembled, take the lid off (not obviously easy - I have to get my fingernail between the lid and the pitcher to lift it up). With the faucet on slowly, fill the top portion until it is about to overflow. The water trickles through the filter and then collects in the clear portion of the pitcher. Any time the water volume gets low, just refill the same way. It's OK if water sits in the top "blue" portion, because it will eventually pass through the filter. When you pour water out, it is only coming up from the water in the bottom, already filtered portion of the water. I do not plan to need to wash the pitcher, until the filter needs to be replaced. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I can't get it set up. While trying to set it up I got it in some mode where the pitcher rolls vertically and I can't read the screen, and I can't reset the unit. IT'S just sitting here. Is there any thing I can do????? Thank you
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all the parts come out pretty easy, you will not damage it. it does take a little bit of force to pull it all apart but like i said you will not damage it. i have done this several times to clean the pitcher or change out the filter and i did not damage it. hope this helps!