How do you put the little grey plastic pieces into the tube #3 (the bottom pieces, first step in instructions)? Hammer them?
1891270
Sorry for the delay - if it's still relevant, I can't remember exactly (I put it together almost a year ago) - I don't recall it being difficult - in fact it was pretty straight forward (i.e. I did it myself), so if the instructions don't call for a hammer, I wouldn't!
1891271
I just pressed them in. You could also put the plastic piece on the floor and press the bar onto them from the top. Just make sure they are aligned well so you don't maim the plastic piece when you press down.
1891272
You could tap them in with a small hammer or mallet but I was able to press them in part way in then place the tube, tip down, on the floor and push down to seat the tips.
1891273
Yes, you need to hammer the plastic pieces into the tube. After that, it is very easy to assemble.
1470732
Hello. Just raise the top until you hear a click, them you just fold the bottom into the top part. It was really easy once I figured it out.
1541338
Had the same issue..I just used a little thicker small nail..place the higher middle piece 1st, then kine up the other middle piece and move along...I did it with my husband so it was a little easier.
2001204
there is a tool in the packet and you need a quite heavy hammer. first cut a hole into the fabric, put the upper and lower eylet, one part of the tool on the bottom, one on the top, an then hit with the hammer, first softly, then harder.
1239522
At the valve/pressure gauge end there is a 1/2 inch diameter gray ring about 1/2 an inch long. This is the bit that is held fairly tightly into the black plastic tube. Hold the black tube in your left hand and pull on the valve/gauge with the other hand. A slight anticlockwise twist seems to help
662647
use a twisting motion. it almost feels like it will tear the plastic but eventually it will pop out. then just pop in the new nose piece.
1626297
I just squeeze the top on either side, and pull the 2 parts apart. The bottom has a small lip that the top slides onto.
570763
Take the 2 tall pieces, look at how they slide into each other. Carefully bending 1 just a tad, then the ring like crown sits on top. Make sure all pieces click to each other before the crown goes on top, then push the crown in til it clicks too. Wala!
1984134
I had the same problem. You can either tap them in with a rubber mallet or place a block of wood on them and pound them in with a regular hammer. You will hear it snap in place when it's in all the way.
1778456
Just take the bottom and top half and twist. It can be kind of difficult to open, I still struggle with mine.
1513914
Remove the screws on the side and pop the plastic side pieces off. The center metal piece should then slide up and off. Might be a little hex screw on metal part too...can't remember. Good luck!
697284
It comes in two pieces. Bottom and back. Slide the back onto the bottom till it clamps together. And your done. Enjoy.
657555
just spoke with hubby who actually tapped them out........he says you need to tap them out from the bottom to the top....diagram sent with replacement pipes is actually correct....he used a punch the second time..........if you use a screwdriver you need a small enough one to fit into those small holes that you see when you used the handle to pull the pipes up...................SUZ
310723
I used the center post to "hammer" the wheels in. 1-2 whacks should do it, on the flat part of the wheel. Be sure the wheel is aligned with the center, as shown in the diagram. I was unable to push it in manually, but I do have small hands.
2113284
As I recall you have to hammer (tap) them in. Not difficult. These have held up exceptionally well.
84684
Put the rubber part on first Then start from the bottom and work the rest on
1446423
Hold the upper ridge of the wooden column and the bottom ridge with the other, then twist apart. Then dissemble the metal grinder to set it as wanted. Try first I guess; mine was finer than I wanted.