Will it lock on an oval-shaped bowl?
1283374
Chances are that it will fit only round toilet bowls or they wouldn't mention it..
2141239
The round bowl does not have the universal height. Only the elongated. Thank you
1248381
No, this lid is not an oval shape. I know it is difficult to tell in the picture, but it is round.
463001
Not really locked, it's more of a detent. It works well either angled or straight.
1686452
Mine is installed on a round toilet...so I am unsure if it will fit an elongated bowl. Sorry:(
1599038
Yes, it will. I bought it specifically for my oval crock pot, and am very pleased.
2058743
I only have the stainless steel bowl. If you use the regular metal flat beater with the glass bowl this one should work though.
1409905
Ours is an oval shaped bowl. The raised toilet fits it very well; there was a loud pop when it fell in place. The screw in front locks it down very securely. (be sure that the screw is not screwed in when you try to place the seat. It likely would wobble if the seat is not positioned down in as far as it needs to be. I am very pleased with the product.
2197279
It is a bit tricky to get the bowl in place but it needs to clip/slide into the two mounting holes in the opening. If you look you will see them. Once you get the bowl position so that the clips can slide in it will work. It did for me.
2141240
The round bowl does not have the universal height. Only the elongated.Thank you
217106
No, it won't. Mine is the same size and there's no way because of the angle.
1618436
Hi, I am sorry I don't have an answer for you. I also bought the 5 qt glass bowl and mine doesn't lock in either. I use for other purposes now. I don't recommend this product at all. I really like my KitchenAid mixer and use it just about every day. I wanted the glass bowl for my meringue and I couldn't get a refund either. I am sorry I couldn't help you.
322276
It will fit. We are using it to hold a Polish pottery bowl with the same diameter but deeper. Hope this helps.
56090
I believe it secures with a small turn/rotation. One direction secures the bowl and the other releases it. It's basically a thread but only rotates about 5 degrees.
1770133
If it has a round handle or a "flattened side" on the handle this should work.
1297617
I don't see why it wouldn't. The lock uses "in/out" action. Position the lock vertically for "up/down" action, or horizontally for "side/side" action.
2004000
The base of this cupholder base expands as you rotate it. Physically, any round object could potentially fit almost any standard geometric shape. In my situation the cupholder space was almost square. Hope that helps