So, how do you get the line out if the silver cap to rig it up. Can't figure it out.
465570
Mine had the same problem and I couldn't get it to work either. Unless someone else gives you a tip I'd suggest you return it.
465571
Not too sure which piece you are referring to. If it is behind the front skirt you are are referring to the spool. The line should come off freely. If you are talking about the skirt it should just unscrew. Reply if you have any more information.
465572
Remove the cover. push the casting button to unlock the spool for casting. Then patiently look for the start of the line. The Z202 is a very basic design. Return only if the casting button will not click and lock the "silver cover "out. Not being able to see exactly what your talking about makes this sound harder than it really is. Starting the line once the line has been fully retrieved onto the spool takes patience and sometimes a good magnifying glass.
1810551
It looks a lot trickier than it actually is! Just turn the plastic tip about a quarter turn counterclockwise and then pull it straight outwards and off it gently comes. I remember the first time I tried it getting so frustrated that I finally grabbed some plyers but that was not a good idea as it will only break the tip and make the cap unusable - it is so easy if you just turn the tip back and just pull off. :)
480394
You pull the silver part out as far as it goes. It is squeezed by clamps that are the two black pieces on top. As you turn the crank and it sharpens, the silver pencil grip will move toward the main piece. You will know to stop cranking when the silver part is fully recoiled and the crank isn't doing anymore 'grinding'. Very easy and great points.
468713
On the one I had there was a plastic plug on top. Pull that out and fill to fill line. If yours doesn't have one there I'm not sure where it would be.
804987
Generally what works for me is I put the lines up like I'm going to prepare to hang clothes; once in place grab on of the sagging lines and as you begin to turn large wheel (to tighen lines) pull that line in towards the wall mount. Once it is tightened, I pull the little wheel on other side to loosen all the lines (usually works best if you have two people-one pulling and turning knobs other person pushing lines) disconnect lines from the pole walk towards holder part way - turn around and place lines back like you are preparing to hang clothes again and repeat. Thus far it has worked every time for me. Yes, it is a bit much to do but it works :)
1742373
Use a screwdriver to wedge down the side of the cap, and pry it out. The cap has a large flange at the bottom that keeps it secured in the ball. You have to force that flange to get it out. Then shake out the light/battery cage. Pay attention to the orientation of the battery cell, for which side is "+". To get the cap back in will seem impossible. What I use is common silicone spray. You can get it at a hardware store. Spray the cap with the silicone spray and it will be so slippery you will easily be able to squeeze the cap flange back into the ball and seat the cap.
1892744
From the bottom, with a coin. It's kind of hidden. Stumped me for awhile, too!
1325398
Hi Misha. We got this feeder a few months ago. The thimble-sized top, with the ring in it, is actually a bolt that holds the cap onto the top of the feeder. So grab that top knob and unscrew it. Then you can pull the cap off and fill the feeder.
1558946
I do not know how yours works. Ours is a metal band and wing nut holding the two halves together. Shut off the water and empty out the line as best as you can then loosen the wing nut they should then be able to be separated. Hope this helps.
1135760
You don't! Twist the top and it will reveal the spray nozzle....then twist back to "cap" it off.
1225354
There are two knobs on the line splitter. It's black. Make sure they are open as they control air flow. There is very little way to mess up hooking it up as long as the tube is over the plastic part that sticks out on the side.
747431
Use pliers to hold the retaining nut then twist the dial. But after reading my review (be leery of this one) you wont want to buy it.
1072772
They ars all screw in. The caps are screwed on. I've always just pushed on my driplines and never had one come off. In fact, if I ever need to disconnect a line, I usually have to slit it so it will let go.
467415
I unscrew the bottom part (the silver area) then you will see a silver wire to lift up and turn. That's the hard part. I usually get my husband to do that. This will pull the battery part out. then fill the pepper to the red fill line you can see inside.
2051333
It's a quick connect fitting. You push the end of the fitting up towards the tubing. The fitting end should move a slight amount, and the tubing should be able to be pulled out. It may take a little force.
80956
It's a pain. I struggle every single time I remove it. Basically I get a coin that fits best in the slot on the right lower side. I turn with the coin and pry my fingernail between the seam where the halves meet at the extreme right corner of the case. It will usually pops apart once you've wedged your fingernail between the halves.Maybe someone out there has a better method, if so I'd love to hear it too.
1624255
I've had one for several years. I never could figure out how to load line in correctly. I ended up getting an aftermarket attachment at Lowes. Shakespeare ugly head I believe it's called.