This came with no directions. I don't want to break anything! How do I attach the arm?
1964114
Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good French Fries. I LOVE EM. Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good... » Read More Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good French Fries. I LOVE EM. « Show Less
1964115
Have a man do it. No, I'm kidding. There is a pin (or pins) like a bolt with a snap ring and some holes to line up between the handle thingy and the sliding potato pusher. It is mud simple and nearly unbreakable. Just be sure to use the correct corresponding cutters with the dies. Look through the bag and find a stainless steel cylindrical connecting pin, slide it through the holes in the handle and the slider pusher and screw the whole deal to your wall with BIG HEAVY LAG BOLTS. This cutter is restaurant quality and will not function properly if it is not bolted down. Good luck and good French Fries. I LOVE EM.
1964116
the arm is bent so the bend goes down put the pin through the arm hole and then through the metal block and out the other side of the arm . put the fasting pin to hold it
442825
The instructions weren't any help anyway! The best thing to do is to look at the picture on internet and go from there. Good Luck!!
1369165
You don't need to assemble it. Just remove the strap holding it tight and unfold it. Try pushing outward against the armrests.
168136
I just saw where Randy S. said there were no instructions about the arm rest. That's the only negative thing I found with this table. I couldn't figure out how to use it, either!
1838385
I had trouble with this too. I tried 4 or 5 times, then it just fell into place. If you look at the picture carefully, the loops go over the bar and the bottom protruding arms hook on the bottom bar. Good Luck.
1405980
I don't think you'll be able to attach it.The arm is designed to work with the bars of the baby's bed. It has two large flat parts separated by a screw, by tightening it with the bars in the middle you attach it to the bed.
170211
I got no instructions either. But I figured it out. Good luck. Fairly straightforward, but that's not fair since I had a friends manfroto grip and I was cheap and got this one.
6710
I have never figured out how to attach my frame (which also came with no directions) to this. I have them as seperate units which seems to work ok... Wish I could be more help.
2175313
I received no instructions either. I think I got it together but it is not much. I should have waited and purchased a better one.
1991021
Assembly is required however mine came without directions, anyone have directions they can post?
665162
Push the top towards the vent, tilt it down to unhook the back and pull it out. There's about 30% chance you will break it as soon as you start fiddling with it, and have to buy a new one... these arms should have been metal, not flimsy plastic!
199695
I am sure that is a great question, but I have no idea since there were no directions for assembly. I felt there was too many parts and none of them were the ones I needed.
1967364
Sorry, its been a while and my husband put it together and he does not recall if there were directions or not. Sorry I cant be of more help. Did you try going online to the manufacturer and seeing if they have them available on their website?
514897
:) You only need 2 hands. There are teeth that hold them together while you use 2 hand to break it loose. Then you can hold the arm with one hand and unscrew it with the other hand. It isn't difficult at all. :D
251473
just with tension. there is a little screw that tightens down on the arm to hold it in place. in all honesty, not amazing but it works. I have had some issues getting it to lock into place myself...but on the other hand it is really cheap.
229389
The one I bought wouldn't arm either. I wrote to the company, they sent me via email the same directions that came in the box. I wrote to them again and asked for a video - they sent me via email a site in Chinese. I returned to product.
347277
I had to think about for awhile and tried a few different positions. It's really quite simple. Just set the part that connects to your camera into the front of the lower section that is connected to your tripod. then simply push down on the back side which will depress the spring and small silver button. This will throw the release arm into place.