Where is the sticky circle supposed to go? on the base or the base cover?
239206
Can you clarify what you mean by "sticky circle"? Are you talking about the felt covered circle? If you do, this is a cover for the bottom (underneath) of the base. S.
239207
The sticky circle goes on the base so it doesn't scratch your desk or table.
239208
After you install the base and the nut on the bottom on the lamp; the last think you do; is put the sticky side on the metal plate, first peal of the paper that protects the sticky side and put it on the bottom, this protects the lamp from scratching you desk or table. good luck. my 2 lamps work out great for me.
323803
It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
220710
It should be the button with the circle on it. It is next to the power button. The instructions don't say that :).
2257925
You have to put the paper circle top side down. The sticky side up. Press the cd on top of the paper sticker with the recorded side up.hold it down for a few seconds then release it. Rub your thumb on top of the paper circle.to make sure it's all the way on. Jesus loves you.
1337771
There should be a place to pop it up on the edges. Use a table knife to pop it up if you don't have long enough nails. It kinda goes in at an angle then snaps down. Then replace cover. Hope this helps!
1289673
Turn the entire thing over and place dome on counter. There is a round green disk in the middle of the blue base. Twist counter-clockwise until blue base frees from dome. Be careful when you are re-attaching - if you over tighten you can easily crack the dome. Hope this helps.
11570
That means you're really not clicking it into place. You have to push very hard (and pull really hard when clicking it out of place) If you look at the very top the legs, there will be a little circle with a hook like thing on botg sides. That has togo into the little blue space at the top. It's really tricky but you will hear the click and make sure it's clicked on all 4 sides
1464224
there was a threaded nut soldered into the base of mine. I just screwed the center post into it, put a drop of clear nail polish, and tightened it up. Mine works just fine. Hope this helped.
45545
I have the same problem. Any ideas?Also, there was no base included, even though the photo on the product page shows one.
228458
There's a grommet style hook on the cover that latches underneath the base of the board. It's very small, I missed it at first.
1682023
Unscrew the round plastic piece at the bottom of the base. Then slide the base down.
1457590
Unscrew it. Grab Base with Left Hand and the Top with your right hand, then twist your Right hand Counter-Clockwise. It seals pretty tightly so it might be difficult, but it will come loose.
713029
There are two clips on either side (you should see on the cover, where it indents). I needed to use a flathead screwdriver to get pry it off. Just put the screwdriver in one of the indents and pry it in. It was fairly tricky.... Keep in mind it isn't a regular light bulb in there either, it's a GU24 (I think 24, its definitely a GU base, not a standard screw in)
78682
As was stated previously, it is located on the front bottom right corner. It is hardly noticeable and adds a bit of distinction to an otherwise clean front cover.
276875
i have the exact same issue, i have no idea what to do with the thumbscrew. If anyone knows how to set up the base, please respond.
1238573
Once the base is anchored to the floor, there is a grove (in the base) that the removable piece slides in and out of. We put a long piece of the non-loop side of Velcro along the flat edge that goes up against the door to protect it. It works great and highly recommend this product. Be sure the base is secured into solid flooring (2x4?). We have hardwood floors so it was easy to locate them .
1438926
The base that comes with it is fixed. I would imagine a rotating one would be special order, haven't seen one or even looked!!