It seems like most complaints are about the ring handles. Are they easily replaced, i.e. just unscrew rings and screw on a knob?
1086010
It is very delicate and if tightened too much the glass could break. The screw it comes with is very short which causes the knobs to always be loose, because you can't really tighten.
1086011
Yes, the rings are easily replaced with other knobs. I have had no problem with the rings, though, and I open one of those drawers just about every day. I still love my purchase.
2264090
No there is not,we had the same problem,after a bit of discussion Amazon replaced. Depending on who you bought it from,(vendor) decides who replaces the handle. You wont need a plumber, easy fix just a handle issue. Call Kraus first...then Amazon.
1777108
I am pretty sure we attached the knobs ourselves. They are attached with one screw.
744922
It's a matter of taste. unless you go with a smaller knob than the existing then you will possibly run into a finish issue.
594456
Hi I never tried to remove the knobs. I'm sorry I can't answer your question. I do agree that without the knobs the container won't look as cute as it does with the knobs.
226294
Yes! They aren't meant to come off the ring but if you have bolt cutters or something like that you can get them off the ring. It was actually much easier than I expected it to be too.
1528387
Hi, It is really pretty easy. Remove the handle with the supplied allen wrench and the the outer escutcheon just slides off with a twist of your hand.
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personally i had to tighten the rivets on the handle (used a hammer and a punch), and was still not very satisfied with the fit and finish. the slot in the handle seemed like it was cut a little too wide. That said, I soak ALL my wood handled kitchen utensils in mineral oil before using them to help prevent such problems from happening. But alas, all things turn to dust eventually. When it finally becomes a problem, 20 years from now, i will deal with it :)Lastly, if i had it to do over again i would have bought a 5 or 6" spatula. This one is ok, but i miss that extra length sometimes. personally i had to tighten the rivets on the handle (used a hammer and a punch), and was still not very satisfied with the fit and finish. the slot in the handle seemed like it was cut a little too wide. That said, I soak ALL my wood handled kitchen utensils in mineral oil before using them to help prevent such problems from happening. But alas, all things turn to dust eventually. When it finally becomes a problem, 20 years from now, i will deal with it :)Lastly, if i had it to do over again i would have bought a 5 or 6" spatula. This one is ok, but i miss that extra... » Read More personally i had to tighten the rivets on the handle (used a hammer and a punch), and was still not very satisfied with the fit and finish. the slot in the handle seemed like it was cut a little too wide. That said, I soak ALL my wood handled kitchen utensils in mineral oil before using them to help prevent such problems from happening. But alas, all things turn to dust eventually. When it finally becomes a problem, 20 years from now, i will deal with it :)Lastly, if i had it to do over again i would have bought a 5 or 6" spatula. This one is ok, but i miss that extra length sometimes. « Show Less
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Yea it's pretty simple. It has a threaded clamp, so you just reach under and turn the knob until it's tight. Loosen to take it off.
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Yikes - I do not know. My knobs are in pristine condition. Have you looked up Norpro on the web? One idea I have is to contact Amazon.com and see if they can provide the information, since they also distribute the Norpro product. I wish I could tell you more, may you have good success in searching. Jane
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Hello, the burnt out lights are easy to replace. There is a center ball you unscrew and the globe just comes down. Then you just put it back up to fit in the grooved out area above and rescrew the knob. Easy peasy. Hope this helps. By the way, I love mine so much. It's so much prettier in person and so beautiful at night with the light on or dimmed.
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Hello, the burnt out lights are easy to replace. There is a center ball you unscrew and the globe just comes down. Then you just put it back up to fit in the grooved out area above and rescrew the knob. Easy peasy.Hope this helps. By the way, I love mine so much. It's so much prettier in person and so beautiful at night with the light on or dimmed.
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I think you can loosen the screw that holds the knob and adjust it. I had the same issue. Kind of a goofy design.
2127700
Check on youtube, that's what I did, and it worked: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIdT4kS3noY The procedure of replacing the door handle is very easy to do, it took me less than five minutes.
1126910
Yes, you just have to put the knobs on. A Philips screwdriver is all that's needed.
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It's very easy to switch out the handle. I actually put zebra knobs on mine because I have a zebra room. Any round 1 screw knob should work. Hope this helps
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The ring can be tough to remove. I've used a couple of screw drivers to remove it.