How do I get cover off oster chopping bowl
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Please explain question further. Do you own one of these, and, after use, the components won't separate ? If so, which two pieces won't come apart....the two clear plastic pieces of the bowl, or the clear plastic bowl top and the red motor ? I would first try looking up the Oster customer service number or email on line for advice, since forcing the plastic components might break them. I could suggest several things to try if you can't reach them, if you explain a little more about what's going on. If you are asking for information before purchasing, the three components simply nest together and are held normally only by gravity, since the motor only runs when yo press down on the unit from above. Please explain question further. Do you own one of these, and, after use, the components won't separate ? If so, which two pieces won't come apart....the two clear plastic pieces of the bowl, or the clear plastic bowl top and the red motor ? I would first try looking up the Oster customer service number or email on line for advice, since forcing the plastic components might break them. I could suggest several things to try if you can't reach them, if you explain a little more about what's going on. If you are asking for information before purchasing, the three components simply... » Read More Please explain question further. Do you own one of these, and, after use, the components won't separate ? If so, which two pieces won't come apart....the two clear plastic pieces of the bowl, or the clear plastic bowl top and the red motor ? I would first try looking up the Oster customer service number or email on line for advice, since forcing the plastic components might break them. I could suggest several things to try if you can't reach them, if you explain a little more about what's going on. If you are asking for information before purchasing, the three components simply nest together and are held normally only by gravity, since the motor only runs when yo press down on the unit from above. « Show Less
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When I got mine, it was held on by 2 almost invisible pieces of tape. When I finally saw and removed them, it came apart easily. Both the chopper and the cover had the tape on them. After removing the tape seals, remove the motor/chopper. Then lift off the clear plastic top. (I use my nails to slip between the seams.) I had trouble with the putting mine back together until I realized that the top had tabs that had to line up with grooves on the clear plastic top. Then it went back together very easily. After getting this done, it works great. Hope this helps.
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Well mine lifts off very easily, the red top has to be lined up with the "groove" in the clear plastic top....then you are ready to chop.the chopper is extremely sharp..I store mine in a Ziploc bag inside the container when not in use.this is a terrific chopper I use it daily and saves getting the "big guy" out.
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I haven't had a problem -- it comes off when I twist it. Perhaps something is stuck under the cover?
774643
There's a white plastic thing right below the blade. it's to cover the sharp blade when not in use. Just push it out. :)
1908351
I don't bother trying to hold it over a bowl. I hold it at an angle over a cutting board so the cut pieces will drop onto the cutting board. I don't put the feet on the cutting board because it might slide, and if it slides while I'm trying to slice something, that could have untoward consequences.
1073742
the bowl should have the stem attached (glued) to it. the stem makes the blade go around. the lid to the bowl connects to the beater or immersible blender to make the whole system chop.
1009993
Remove the outer rubber puck like cover. It is on snug as a glove but it does come off:)
362876
It's been a looong time since I had the item. You are looking at the bottom. There should be a cover, either flip up, slide off or held in place with a small screw. hope this helps
1554990
Lift the blade holder. Until the shaft that holes the blade lines up with the holes on side of the case. Then using a small screwdriver push the shaft out
952129
I do not cover the cooking food. I use the grill where spatter does not become a problem. Maybe turning the temperature down a bit would reduce the spatter.
1312526
I gave a little tug on the rubber spatula part and it appears that it could be pulled off. But it's on there pretty snug right now and I haven't owned it long enough to know if it might come off easily as it ages. I've had that problem too, but for as long as the last one was around and for this price...I'm happy to just buy a new one every 5-10 years.
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UnScrew Knob on left side of slicer. Remove cover on blade (right side) and remove the 3 screws. You now can remove the blade.
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Mine did not come with a cover. I did buy one separate and wouldn't go with out it. Keep in mind, it's an open griddle and it is outside so I DEFINATELY keep it covered when not in use
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Lift the blade cover from the back and rinse between the blades. You can't actually remove the blade themselves.
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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!
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Here's one site that offers the covers for sale: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/oster-ckstbstw05015-tripple-warmer-buffet-server-parts-c-116577_116583_116839.html. You can Google Oster Replacement parts or covers and may be able to find other sites.
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They didn't send any instructions, this was the same question I asked them and it is frustrating. I use a knife to pry it off.
189386
I put the stainless steel blending shaft and whisk attachment (top rack) in the dishwasher. I believe you can put the chopping bowl and cover in the dishwasher as well but I never use those items because they are useless.
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Apply water and light soap to a clean towel and gently scrub the cover with the towel. I hope that works for you.