what keeps the water wiggler from moving around in the bowl?
1318472
Have never had any problem with the water wiggler moving in the bowl. The heavier compartment has to be above the water line in order to keep the batteries dry, so there's nothing to "float" and the action is not enough to cause it to move either. These have been discontinued by the manufacturer, so get them while you can! I would avoid the lighted water wiggler - uses batteries up too quickly.
1318473
It doesn't move around the bowl at all, because of the weight of the batteries inside it. I love it, haven't been plagued with mosquitos since I got it.
1318474
The wiggler moves water from the bottom of the device through the top of the device and does not vibrate fast enough to move inside the bowl or bird bath.
1318475
Gravity. The wiggling part is in the center and is not strong enough to move the wiggler.
1318476
I have never had this problem. Maybe you could put that cabinet mesh rubber under each leg.
48160
I didn't have issues with things flying out of the bowl, but I did have issues with things flying to the sides of the bowl and not mixing at all. Reminded me of that ride at carnivals where they spin you around and then drop the floor... the centrifugal force is so strong that you stick to the wall. That's what happened to me on a few recipes I tried making.
290221
If you mean that the water keeps coming out and overflowing the bowl then check that the float is not sticking on tank plug. If you mean the pump keeps going and shooting water into the bowl that's what it is supposed to do.
1388236
I've personally had a problem with my cat (who used to tip over her water dish) playing with the water ejected from this fountain, as well. She'll stick her head under the stream, physically hit the water, etc., which gets water everywhere. We have two different styles (this and the original), and she doesn't play in the original. I think it's because the water stream created by the original protrudes from the unit less, which prevents her from dunking her noggin in it.
15497
The bowl spins by itself, but I find it needs my hand to control it and to slow it down a bit. That goes for any mixmasters I have used
2228362
Make sure it's unplugged as it's not good for the motor to run without water through it. From memory it slides and there are faint raised lines to grip on to. I used a skewer to do move it.
169317
With the previous version of this I had that same problem. I just put a good-sized piece of clear packing tape on the underside to hold the bowl against the feeder. Problem solved. :)
2093704
I have had mine for about a year. It started doing this periodically about 4 months after I got it. It does not do it much any more but still does occasionally. When I notice it doing this, I try to change its direction of movement and it will go back down to the bottom
1098433
I have the same problem. When I'm in the pool I sometimes move it manually.
1793927
It has a clear rubber circle on the bottom in each corner that keeps it from moving
2227238
This is the most annoying thing about this item. It is because the top isn't on precisely the way it should be. When I first got it, I kept playing with it and playing with it, trying to make the 'F' go away. It didnt. Eventually, I just pushed the water container and main console together a few times and it went away. But it probably kept blinking 'F' for the first couple of weeks because I just couldn't fit it together right. Now, if it comes up, I do as mentioned above and it goes away right away. Good luck.
912219
Sometimes the bowl can feel stuck and you have to use a little strength and just push it out and up. It is kind of like a suction so you need de-sunction it. I juice a a lot of beets and that happens to me quite a bit so I usually have to wiggle it out with a little force. I've done it many times and it does not ruin or hurt the machine. It happened with the omega juicer I use to use as well.
1893175
There are notches inside the bowl that the bar must be pushed into. Push down to release the bar.
2278488
I had this problem as well, make sure the water tank is placed correctly. My tank wasn't pushed all the way down. I hope this solves your issue as well.
1091703
Sounds like either you are not placing the rubber tube snuggly over the hose or your pet is moving it. I have placed ours on a skid proof mat (my dog is a sloppy drinker!) so it stays positioned correctly. That might help.
1852085
I didn't keep this one, but I believe I can help: Lift the body of the mixer. I don't remember this one having anything to hold the bowl in, so at that point you should be able to just lift it out. If it IS held in place, I'd try turning the bowl counter-clockwise.
870014
Mine is also very wiggly. It won't tip but it does slide on the floor as he wiggles